Unknown input observer-Model predictive control scheme for state and disturbance estimation of shunt active filter
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https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.700Keywords:
Shunt active filter, Model predictive control, State estimation, Disturbance estimation, Proportional-Integral observerAbstract
The distribution system's nonlinear loads cause low total harmonic distortion (THD), low distortion power factor, and localized communication interference, among other poor power quality metrics. Shunt active power filter (SAPF) capacity to function depends on the controller's ability to follow the reference signal. To manage larger systems with several inputs and outputs, it would be challenging task to design PID controllers, because excessive controller gains would need to be tuned. Also, every control loop would operate independently of one another, as if there were no interactions between the two loops. This paper proffers Model prediction control for Shunt active power filter (SAPF), which can manage systems with several inputs and outputs that may interact with one another. Luenberger observer (LO) and Proportional Integral observer (PIO) fail to estimates the actual states of SAPF to SAPF, as shown even in the presence of three unknown disturbances, i.e step, triangular and noise type. The proposed unknown input observer (UIO) in the presence of three unknown disturbances perfectly tracks the reference signal. Apart from state estimation, the proposed observer also estimates all the unknown disturbances, when compared to PIO. The results have been simulated in MATLAB environment.
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