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Microgrids are subjected to limits on system voltage and frequency deviations for transient and steady state operation. Similar to a conventional power system with rotating generators, inertia and damping of frequency are necessary for frequency profile and stability of an isolated microgrid. This work proposes an approach to analyze inertia and frequency damping coefficient for a system based on the fact that sources relatively close to each other observe similar transients in frequency within an isolated microgrid. This is validated through bode plots and simulation. The approach allows defining the system response to transients in frequency in terms of individual source response using standard frequency mode parameters such as damping and inertia. Further, to optimize the overall system response so that sources share the frequency regulation requirement, a novel strategy is proposed to design individual source inertia and damping coefficient based on the source capacity. An experimental setup consisting of a microgrid system having three inverter-based sources working as virtual synchronous generators operating in parallel has been set up to verify the analysis.
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