Virtual synchronous generator (VSG) control has become one of the core control strategies for grid-connected converters by providing virtual inertia and damping that can effectively improve system stability. However, in low resistance-to-reactance ratio (R/X) grids, their power loops are prone to synchronous frequency resonance (SFR). This paper establishes a small-signal frequency-domain model of the VSG power loops to reveal the mechanism of SFR, and uses dynamic relative gain array (DRGA) to quantify the exacerbating effect of resonance on power coupling in low R/X systems, elucidating the influence of R/X on resonance peak values and stability margins. Furthermore, an adaptive dynamic virtual resistor (ADVR) method based on online impedance identification (OII) is proposed: this method suppresses resonance through dynamic virtual resistors combining OII, and adaptively adjusts the virtual resistors to accelerate resonance decay while avoiding exacerbating power coupling, it effectively addresses the issue of resonance suppression failure caused by changes in line impedance parameters. This article presents an electromagnetic transient simulation model developed in Matlab/Simulink, validating theoretical analysis and evaluating the effectiveness of the proposed method for enhanced accuracy.
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