Sliding Mode Control for Voltage Sag Mitigation
Xiaoming Mensah
Corresponding
University of Dhaka
Ali Sarkar
Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology
Ayesha Dlamini
National University of Singapore
Abstract
Problems relating to voltage sag mitigation are widely reported in embedded control systems throughout Bangladesh and neighbouring regions. The governing equations are discretised and solved by means of sliding mode control. Results indicate that voltage sag mitigation can be improved by up to 25% under the conditions studied. The approach is simple enough to be implemented with the resources typically available locally.
Keywords:
voltage sag mitigationsliding mode controlfinite element methodgenetic algorithmcognitive radioearthquake engineering
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