Why the study?
Conventional PID controllers for STATCOM are typically only highly effective at limited operating points, prompting the need to improve operational efficiency.
ANFIS-PSO controllers provide superior dynamic voltage stability for STATCOM systems compared to conventional PID controllers during short circuit faults.
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One of STATCOM’s advantages is its quick response to disturbances in the power systems. The controller of STATCOM is commonly a PID controller. However, the PID controller is usually only highly effective at one or some operation points. In order to improve operational efficiency of the controller of STATCOM, the proposed ANFIS-PSO and ANFIS-GA controllers have been studied and applied to the studied power system. To demonstrate the performance of the proposed controllers, simulations of the voltage response in time-domain were performed in MATLAB to evaluate the effectiveness of the designed controllers for STATCOM. The simulation results showed that the proposed controllers can be used to improve the system stability as well as the voltage quality more effectively than the conventional PID controller. The ANFIS PSO controller carried out the best response after the occurrence of a three-phase short circuit fault.
May enhance STATCOM performance across points; leaves open real-system validation.
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Nguyen et al. (2019) studied this question.
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