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An improved power control with virtual impedance based on a second-order general-integrator

With high penetration of power electronics-based distributed generation (DG) units, the decentralized control strategy based on droop control with virtual impedance has been widely studied in recent years. But the conventional virtual impedance cannot properly deal with the massively increasing of nonlinear loads. Therefore, an improved virtual impedance method based on second-order general-integrator (SOGI) is presented. Besides, a further value correction of reactive power in droop control is also proposed in this paper. The proposed approaches have been applied and verified in a parallel system formed by two DG units connected with nonlinear loads. The form of SOGI and derivative formula of corresponding virtual impedance in the system has been analyzed in detail. The obtained experimental results show the proposed approaches can achieve less output voltage and current distortion of DG units with nonlinear loads, and also realize good performance of power sharing.