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A. Abdulkarim

Department of Electrical Engineering, KIU, Kampala – Uganda.

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Research Article Vol. 14, Issue 1

Optimized PID Based Load Frequency Control of a Hybrid Microgrid

S. M. Aminu*, Y. Jibril, A. Abdulkarim, A.S. Abubakar

This research presents the development of an optimized PID based load frequency control of a hybrid microgrid. The micro-grid (MG) concept allows the renewable energy sources to operate in both synchronized grid and islanded/stand-alone mode. These modes of operations of the MG have made it smart, hence require intelligent coordinated control strat...

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Research Article Vol. 14, Issue 1

Derived Specific Rain Attenuation at Stand-Alone Milimeter Wave Bands for Samaru Zaria, Nigeria

This work studies rain–induced effect on some envisaged 5G links located at Samaru Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria, operating at 26 GHz, 38 GHz and 42 GHz in a MATLAB environment; using 3–year rain data obtained from Em60G™ datalogger–powered metrological setup of the Nigerian Metrological Agency (NiMet) located at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Lave...

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Research Article Vol. 9, Issue 2

INTERNAL MODEL CONTROL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN NONLINEAR COUPLED TANK SYSTEM

Most industrial process control systems are associated with non-linearity behaviour.Control of such industrial process system is a challenging task according to the degree ofnon-linearity of the system. A typical process control that represent part of such complexindustrial process is the principle used in Coupled Tank System (CTS) level control. T...

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Research Article Vol. 9, Issue 2

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A THREE PHASE FIVE LEVEL MULTI-LEVEL INVERTER

A novel three-phase five-level H-NPC Inverter was proposed in this paper. Theproposed research involves developing a model of the inverter with number of powerswitches (IGBT) and four diodes per phase in order to achieve a three-phase five-level,output voltage waveform in a MATLAB/Simulink environment. The output line-to-linevoltage is improved and...

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Research Article Vol. 8, Issue 2

MODULAR MULTILEVEL CONVERTER WITH HARMONICS COMPENSATION FOR STATE-FEEDBACK CONTROLLER

The voltage variations among the sub-module (SM) capacitors result in harmonicssuperimposed unto the circulating current. The conventional control of the SM voltages usesa closed-loop proportional Integral (PI) controller based on carrier shifted pulse widthmodulation (CSPWM). The PI-controller provides a dc reference circulating current for thecon...

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Research Article Vol. 8, Issue 2

MODULAR MULTILEVEL CONVERTER WITH STATEFEEDBACK CONTROLLER FOR HARMONICS SUPPRESSION

Control of submodule capacitor voltages and the circulating current within modularmultilevel converter (MMC) is essential to MMC performance. The circulating current hasan influence on the losses, rating of the power devices and voltage ripple. The circulatingcurrent tends to have csurrent harmonics due to the voltage disturbance on the submoduleca...

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