Power Feasible Region Ensuring Transient Stability of Droop-Based Multiconverters DC System

This article systematically focuses on the transient stability problem of droop-based multiconverters dc (MCdc) system caused by large power disturbances. Therefore, a new and effective transient stability analysis method is proposed. In the present method, it starts with reduced-order nonlinear mathematical modeling, followed by Lyapunov energy function building, and then the inscription of the largest estimated domain of attraction (LEDA) and the power feasible region (PFR). First, a state-variable equivalent transformation method is proposed. With this method, the droop-based MCdc system can be modeled as an equivalent single-converter (ESC) model without ignoring any coupling effects between the control state-variables. Second, a Takagi–Sugeno fuzzy model of the ESC is developed, which is able to construct the LEDA. Third, to ensure the transient stability of the MCdc system under large power disturbance, the concept of PFR is proposed. Furthermore, a PFR inscription algorithm is given based on the LEDA. In addition, the influence of control parameters on the PFR is analyzed, which will provide guidelines for the optimization of the PFR. Finally, the time domain experiments are carried out on the RT-BOX hardware-in-the-loop experimental platform to verify the effectiveness of the above theoretical analysis.