New application of artificial neural network-based direct power control for permanent magnet synchronous generator

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https://doi.org/10.20998/2074-272X.2021.6.03

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artificial neural network, direct power control, permanent magnet synchronous generator, direct power control based on the use of artificial neural networks

Abstract

Purpose. This article proposes a new strategy for Direct Power Control (DPC) based on the use of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN-DPC). The proposed ANN-DPC scheme is based on the replacement of PI and hysteresis regulators by neural regulators. Simulation results for a 1 kW system are provided to demonstrate the efficiency and robustness of the proposed control strategy during variations in active and reactive power and in DC bus voltage. Methodology. Our strategy is based on direct control of instant active and reactive powers. The voltage regulator and hysteresis are replaced by more efficient and robust artificial neuron networks. The proposed control technique strategy is validated using MATLAB / Simulink software to analysis the working performances. Results. The results obtained clearly show that neuronal regulators have good dynamic performances compared to conventional regulators (minimum response time, without overshoots). Originality. Regulation of continuous bus voltage and sinusoidal currents on the network side by using artificial neuron networks. Practical value. The work concerns the comparative study and the application of DPC based on ANN techniques to achieve a good performance control system of the permanent magnet synchronous generator. This article presents a comparative study between the conventional DPC control and the ANN-DPC control. The first strategy based on the use of a PI controller for the control of the continuous bus voltage and hysteresis regulators for the instantaneous powers control. In the second technique, the PI and hysteresis regulators are replaced by more efficient neuronal controllers more robust for the system parameters variation. The study is validated by the simulation results based on MATLAB / Simulink software.

Author Biographies

K. Akkouchi, University of Constantine 1

PhD, Electrical Engineering Laboratory of Constantine (LGEC), Department of Electrical Engineering

L. Rahmani, University of Ferhat Abbes Setif

Professor of Electrical Engineering, Automatic Laboratory of Setif (LAS)

R. Lebied, University 20 August 1955

PhD, Electrotechnical Laboratory Skikda (LES)

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2021-12-03

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Akkouchi, K., Rahmani, L., & Lebied, R. (2021). New application of artificial neural network-based direct power control for permanent magnet synchronous generator. Electrical Engineering & Electromechanics, (6), 18–24. https://doi.org/10.20998/2074-272X.2021.6.03

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