Once there is a slight difference in the power distribution between each inverter during parallel operation, then it will cause a system loop current, further reducing the stability and reliability of the system [5, 6].
The primary objective is to establish a control scheme that maximizes the efficiency of paralleled inverters while simultaneously limiting circulating currents. The proposed approach involves a master–slave parallel inverter system that optimizes electrical power sharing between inverters to maximize system efficiency.
These studies have divided control systems into two categories: centralized and decentralized 1, 3, 4, 5. The modules in parallel inverter systems are frequently dissimilar, which leads to an imbalance in the distribution of load current. Therefore, certain modules may be carrying an excessively large current.
In parallel inverter systems, the classical approach is usually to superimpose the virtual impedance and the reference voltage generated by the droop control to reduce the power error caused by the feeder impedance.
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