Wind Energy Conversion Systems Control Using Inverse Neural Model Algorithm

Year 2010, Volume: 2 Issue: 3, 40 - 46, 01.09.2010

M. Bayat M. Sedighizadeh A. Rezazadeh

Abstract

In this paper, a neural inverse model controller to achieve maximum power tracking for wind energy conversion systems (WECS's) employing a double- fed induction generator (DFIG) is proposed. Changes on the firing angle of the inverter can control the operation point of the generator. This purpose complies with a neural network (NN) controller. Its feasibility and effectiveness are demonstrated by simulation results of a typical turbine/generator pair

Keywords

Double- fed induction generator, Neural inverse model controller, Wind energy conversion systems

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