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A State-Space Dynamic Model for Photovoltaic Systems with Full Ancillary Services Support

Authors: Efstratios I. Batzelis; Georgios Anagnostou; Ian R. Cole; Thomas R. Betts; Bikash C. Pal;

A State-Space Dynamic Model for Photovoltaic Systems with Full Ancillary Services Support

Abstract

Large-scale photovoltaic (PV) integration to the network necessitates accurate modeling of PV system dynamics under solar irradiance changes and disturbances in the power system. Most of the available PV dynamic models in the literature are scope-specific, neglecting some control functions and employing simplifications. In this paper, a complete dynamic model for two-stage PV systems is presented, given in entirely state-space form and explicit equations that takes into account all power circuit dynamics and modern control functions. This is a holistic approach that considers a full range of ancillary services required by modern grid codes, supports both balanced and unbalanced grid operation, and accounts for the discontinuous conduction mode of the dc/dc converter of the system. The proposed dynamic model is evaluated and compared to other approaches based on the literature, against scenarios of irradiance variation, voltage sags, and frequency distortion. Simulation results in MATLAB/Simulink indicate high accuracy at low computational cost and complexity.

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discontinuous conduction mode (DCM), Technology, Science & Technology, Energy & Fuels, state-space model, STABILITY, CONNECTED PV SYSTEMS, dynamic model, 0915 Interdisciplinary Engineering, asymmetrical faults, Lambert W function, Ancillary services, 0906 Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Engineering, Electrical & Electronic, Science & Technology - Other Topics, frequency response, Green & Sustainable Science & Technology, photovoltaic (PV) system, two-stage system

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