A voltage recovered control strategy for microgrid inverters based on Narendra-MRAC.

Distributed generation (DG) needs to be connected to the microgrid (MG) through an inverter. The power quality of MG is impacted due to the characteristics of DGs and access to many types of loads. Traditionally, robust control or secondary regulation is used in MG inverters to solve power quality problems. However, there are issues in which the controller order is too high or the design is too complicated. A novel adaptive control strategy based on Narendra theory for voltage source inverter in MGs is proposed in this paper to solve the above problems. This strategy improves the control performance by designing an adaptive law. The MG inverter can adjust the parameters adaptively to change the output voltage quality under complex working conditions. The example shows that the inverter with the proposed adaptive control strategy can maintain good voltage control performance under complex conditions of MG, thus ensure the power quality in the MG. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]