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Title: A radial basis function neural network controller for UPFC
Authors: Dash, P K
Mishra, S
Panda, G
Keywords: radial basis function networks
UPFC
neurocontrollers
Issue Date: Nov-2000
Publisher: IEEE
Citation: IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, Vol 15, Iss 4, P 1293-1299
Abstract: This paper presents the design of radial basis function neural network controllers (RBFNN) for UPFC to improve the transient stability performance of a power system. The RBFNN uses either a single neuron or multi-neuron architecture and the parameters are dynamically adjusted using an error surface derived from active or reactive power/voltage deviations at the UPFC injection bus. The performance of the new single neuron controller is evaluated using both single-machine infinite-bus and three-machine power systems subjected to various transient disturbances. In the case of three-machine 8-bus power system, the performance of the single neuron RBF controller is compared with a BP (backpropagation) algorithm based multi-layered ANN controller. Further it is seen that by using a multi-input multi-neuron RBF controller, instead of a single neuron one, the critical clearing time and damping performance are improved. The new RBFNN controller for UPFC exhibits a superior damping performance in comparison to the existing PI controllers. Its simple architecture reduces the computational burden thereby making it attractive for real-time implementation
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2080/63
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