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Abstract
For islanded ac microgrids with constrained digital communication networks under denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, this article proposes a resilient distributed secondary control strategy with a discrete-time quantization communication scheme to enhance the resilience to DoS attacks and to reduce communication loads. To cope with the time-constrained DoS attacks, the proposed discrete-time communication scheme combines a periodic communication attempt in the time intervals in presence of DoS attacks, and an event-triggered communication in the time intervals in absence of DoS attacks. Moreover, a dynamic quantization scheme for data transmission is introduced in the distributed control for the stability of the frequency and voltage at the reference. Then, a sufficient stability condition is established for the microgrid and the tradeoff between the communication attempt period and DoS attacks is obtained. Simulations of a microgrid are presented to verify the proposed resilient secondary control strategy.
对于在拒绝服务(DoS)攻击下具有受限数字通信网络的孤岛交流微电网,本文提出了一种具有离散时间量化通信方案的弹性分布式二次控制策略,以增强对 DoS 攻击的弹性并减少通信负载。为应对时间受限的 DoS 攻击,所提出的离散时间通信方案结合了在存在 DoS 攻击的时间间隔内的周期性通信尝试和在不存在 DoS 攻击的时间间隔内的事件触发通信。此外,在分布式控制中引入了数据传输动态量化方案,以确保频率和电压在基准点的稳定性。然后,建立了微电网的充分稳定条件,并得到了通信尝试周期与 DoS 攻击之间的权衡。本文还对微电网进行了仿真,以验证所提出的弹性二次控制策略。
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