Distributed Barrier Certificates for Safe Operation of Inverter-Based Microgrids
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Abstract: Inverter-interfaced microgrids differ from the traditional power systems due to their lack of inertia. Vanishing timescale separation between voltage and frequency dynamics makes it critical that faster-timescale stabilizing control laws also guarantee by-construction the satisfaction of voltage limits during transients. In this article, we apply a barrier functions method to compute distributed active and reactive power setpoint control laws that certify satisfaction of voltage limits during transients. Using sum-of-squares optimization tools, we propose an algorithmic construction of these control laws. Numerical simulations are provided to illustrate the proposed method.
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