Analysis of the weak or negative damp lowfrequency oscillation characteristics in AC/DC system integrated by PSMGbased wind farms
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    Regarding to the lowfrequency oscillation problem brought by AC/DC hybrid system involving the wind power, the characteristics of weak or negative damp lowfrequency oscillation for AC/DC hybrid system with permanent magnetic synchronous generator (PSMG)based wind farms are studied in this paper. Firstly, a DC transmission dynamic model of is analyzed by considering direct drive wind turbines, full power ACDC converters, as well as the constant current at the rectified side and constant voltage at the inverter side. Then, a differential equation model is established to study the stability of small interference in PSMGbased wind farms. The stability of small interference of a DC transmission system with CEPRI 36 nodes is also analyzed under four different connection modes. In addition, the effects of two operation modes of wind farms participating active and reactive power dispatching on the characteristics of weak or negative damp lowfrequency oscillation are analyzed. The results show that the weak or negative damp lowfrequency oscillation of the system is better when the DC transmission system works under the mode of bipolar neutral grounding at both ends.

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郑小革,王春凤,王境彪,刘郑哲,段娟凤,段新宇.含直驱风电场的交直流混合系统非强阻尼低频振荡特性分析[J].电力科学与技术学报英文版,2020,35(3):148-154. ZHENG Xiaoge, WANG Chunfeng, WANG Jingbiao, LIU Zhengzhe, DUAN Juanfeng, DUAN Xinyu. Analysis of the weak or negative damp lowfrequency oscillation characteristics in AC/DC system integrated by PSMGbased wind farms[J]. Journal of Electric Power Science and Technology,2020,35(3):148-154.

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