Search for dissertations about: "load frequency control"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 93 swedish dissertations containing the words load frequency control.
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1. PID Control, Design, Extension, Application
Abstract : This thesis considers the design of PID controllers, the extensions of these controllers to improve their performance, and the applications of these design methods to industrial processes. New tuning methods for PI and PID controllers have been presented. These methods uses a model of the process to be controlled, given as a transfer function. READ MORE
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2. Integration of Non-synchronous Generation - Frequency Dynamics
Abstract : Traditionally the predominant generation has been large synchronous generators providing the system inertia. Nowadays when wind power and other non-synchronously connected units displaces this synchronous generation, the system inertia is reduced. Hence higher rate of change of frequency and larger frequency deviations are expected. READ MORE
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3. Control of Multi-Agent Systems with Applications to Distributed Frequency Control Power Systems
Abstract : Multi-agent systems are interconnected control systems with many application domains. The first part of this thesis considers nonlinear multi-agent systems, where the control input can be decoupled into a product of a nonlinear gain function depending only on the agent's own state, and a nonlinear interaction function depending on the relative states of the agent's neighbors. READ MORE
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4. Some Control Applications in Electric Power Systems
Abstract : This thesis presents some control applications in electric power systems. The work consists of the four parts: interaction between DC cables and ship steering autopilots; frequency estimation; computer relaying; field tests using load switching to damp power oscillations. READ MORE
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5. Microwave and millimeter wave CMOS Characterization, modeling, and design
Abstract : The use of CMOS technologies for microwave and millimeter wave applications has recently been made possible as a result of increased transistor performance. The fT and fmax have, for example, passed 100 GHz at the 130 nm node and 200 GHz at the 65 nm node. READ MORE