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Wide-area damping controller (WADC) requires communication networks to transmit remote signals. The usage of communication networks will introduce time delays into the control loop of the WADC. Ignoring this time delay would deteriorate the damping performance provided by the WADC or even cause the whole system instability. This paper employs networked predictive control (NPC) to design a WADC for the generator exciter to enhance the damping of interarea oscillations in a large-scale power system. The NPC incorporates with a generalized predictive control (GPC) to generate optimal control predictions, and a network delay compensator to detect and compensate both constant and random delays. Moreover, model identification is used to obtain an equivalent reduced-order model of the large-scale power system and deal with the model uncertainties and variation of operating conditions. Case studies are based on the New England 10-machine 39-bus system. Effectiveness of the proposed WADC is verified by simulation studies and compared with a conventional WADC and a GPC-based WADC without delay compensation.
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