Dongkyong Chwa and Kyo-Beum Lee, “Variable Structure Control of the Active and Reactive Powers for a DFIG in Wind Turbines,” IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, vol. 46, no. 6, pp. 2545–2555, Nov./Dec. 2010. -SCI > Paper

The original direct power control (DPC) is known to give a fast response under transient conditions. However, active power, reactive

power, and current pulsations occur in steadystate operation. The variable structure control (VSC) method for a doubly-fed-induction-

generator-based wind turbine system is presented, using the principles of an active and reactive power controller known as modified

DPC and where VSC and spacevector modulation are combined to ensure high-performance operation. The VSC scheme is designed

following the modified DPC philosophy, which provides robust and fast power controls without frame transformation and the current

controller that is used in the conventional field-oriented control drive. Simulation and experimental results demonstrate that the

proposed methods preserve the effectiveness and robustness during variations of active and reactive power, rotor speed, and

converter dc-link voltage.