Demonstrates improved local bus frequency estimation in dynamic systems, indicating a new approach for rapid detection of deviations.
The increased penetration of inverter-based resources is reducing system inertia and challenging traditional frequency modeling approaches based on a single global frequency. Accurate estimation of local bus frequencies has therefore become essential for dynamic analysis and control. This paper proposes a near real-time bus frequency estimation framework that combines the analytical structure of the frequency divider (FD) formulation with the distributed inference capability of the Gaussian belief propagation (GBP) algorithm. By representing the power system as a factor graph, the proposed method enables iterative and fully distributed computation of bus frequencies without matrix inversion. The proposed algorithm enables estimation on a much smaller time scale than classical approaches, allowing faster detection of frequency deviations. Simulation studies on standard test systems demonstrate that the GBP framework achieves the same accuracy as the classical FD, while offering improved scalability and suitability for distributed implementation.
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