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Finite time adaptive resilient control method for distributed energy storage systems considering disturbance effects
The large-scale application of measurement devices, programmable controllers, and power electronic devices increases the likelihood of distributed energy storage systems suffering from various disturbances, thus affecting the stable operation of the system. In this paper, an adaptive finite time fast resilient control strategy is proposed for the unknown transmission disturbance in the control channel of distributed energy storage system. Firstly, the adverse effects of sensor and actuator disturbances on conventional consensus-based secondary control strategies are quantitatively analyzed. Secondly, an resilient control protocol with adaptive compensation mechanism based on terminal sliding mode is proposed, and the suppression mechanism of the controller to the unknown disturbance of the sensor and the actuator is analyzed, and the finite time convergence of the proposed distributed resilient secondary control strategy is proved theoretically. Experimental results show that the proposed control strategy is correct and effective.
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