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August 1, 2004IEEE Transactions on Power Systems336 citations

Application of Linear Matrix Inequalities for Load Frequency Control With Communication Delays

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XYXinghuo YuKTKevin Tomsovic

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Load frequency control has been used for decades in power systems. Traditionally, this has been a centralized control by area with communication over a dedicated and closed network. New regulatory guidelines allow for competitive markets to supply this load frequency control. In order to allow an effective market operation, an open communication infrastructure is needed to support an increasing complex system of controls. While such a system has great advantage in terms of cost and reliability, the possibility of communication signal delays and other problems must be carefully analyzed. This paper presents a load frequency control method based on linear matrix inequalities. The primary aim is to find a robust controller that can ensure good performance despite indeterminate delays and other problems in the communication network.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1eb71a5dae381e029a7fa7https://doi.org/10.1109/tpwrs.2004.831670
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