LIU Hongpeng, WANG Zhixing, GAO Hao, XU Ziqi, ZHANG Xueguang
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To address the challenges faced by Virtual Synchronous Generators (VSG), such as power-angle instability, fault current impact, and voltage recovery requirements during grid voltage dips, this paper proposes a Low Voltage Ride Through (LVRT) control strategy. The core of this strategy lies in: jointly regulating the active and reactive power reference values of the VSG during faults by dynamically adjusting the active power reference value to effectively suppress the virtual rotor angular velocity and maintain the power-angle stability of the VSG; while rapidly adjusting the reactive power reference value based on the depth of the grid voltage dip to provide active voltage support and assist in fault voltage recovery. To further suppress the peak fault current, a virtual impedance component is introduced in the strategy. This control strategy ensures that the VSG can simultaneously meet the grid connection standards for stable operation, reactive power support, and current safety during faults and the transient process after fault clearance. Finally, simulation experiments validate the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed control strategy, demonstrating that it significantly enhances the fault ride-through capability and system support performance of the VSG under grid fault conditions.