Control of PMSG-based wind turbines with quasi-Z-source inverter and fractional-order tilting integral double-derivative controller for performance enhancement under fluctuating wind and grid conditions
摘要
Maintaining high power quality in wind energy conversion systems (WECS) is challenging due to voltage fluctuations and harmonics. This research proposes a novel COPO-LRNN approach, integrating chaotic opposition-based parrot optimizer (COPO) with a local randomized neural network (LRNN) to control a quasi-Z-source inverter (QZSI) using a fractional-order tilting integral double derivative (FOTIDD2) controller. COPO optimizes controller gains, while LRNN predicts precise inverter signals, enhancing voltage regulation, efficiency, and system reliability. MATLAB results show a voltage THD of 0.6%, efficiency of 99%, low voltage sag (15.3%), minimal voltage swell (4.23%), and a settling time of 0.2 s, outperforming existing optimization methods like gorilla troops algorithm (GTA), genetic-based chicken swarm algorithm (GBCSA), and particle swarm optimization (PSO). The proposed COPO-LRNN strategy provides a robust, efficient, and high-performance solution for superior power quality in WECS.