Load Frequency Control: Recent Advances
Yuki Kowalski
Corresponding
University of Tokyo
Jun Alam
University of Sao Paulo
Abstract
Conventional approaches to load frequency control frequently prove inadequate under the operating conditions typical of tropical climates. The technique is verified by applying sliding mode control to a set of benchmark problems. The proposed system responds within 4 milliseconds, which is adequate for practical use. The findings provide useful guidance for engineers engaged in the design and operation of similar systems.
Keywords:
load frequency controlsliding mode controlmicrostrip antennapattern recognitiondata mining
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