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Modeling and Power Control of 5th and 3rd order model for DFIG Applied of Wind Conversion System
Abstract
In this study, a comparison between the fifth-order model and the third-order model of the Doubly Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) is presented. This paper aims to study and analyze transient stability for the fifth-order and third-order models. The fifth-order model of the DFIG is based on five differentials equations. Neglecting the stator transients from the fifth-order model of the DFIG, we get the third-order. On startup and control of the power system that the third-order model produces better results than the fifth-order model in the transient regime. The performance of the two models on the startup and control of the power system is proved with the simulations (MATLAB/Simulink® software).
Keywords: DFIG, Transient stability, Wind energy, Vector control
