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Decoupled control of active and reactive power of a wind turbine based on DFIG and matrix converter

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Wind turbines chains are increasingly used in the world and provide power, become important with technological developments. Through this present paper, we present work to improve the performance of wind turbines by the integration of a combined control mode with three different techniques: a classic PI controller, a Fuzzy logic controller and a matrix inverter. The results were much better compared to a combination without the matrix converter where the control decoupling between the active and reactive power is obtained successfully in more than a reduction of the harmonic distortion THD is very acceptable, which promotes improving the power quality produced by this type of wind chain.

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Ghoudelbourk, S., Dib, D. & Omeiri, A. Decoupled control of active and reactive power of a wind turbine based on DFIG and matrix converter. Energy Syst 7, 483–497 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12667-015-0177-1

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