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|a A Non-Cooperative Game Theory Based Controller Tuning Method for Microgrid DC-DC Converters
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|a PI controllers are widely used in converter control in Micro-grids. The PI controller tuning problem is usually modeled as a multi-objective optimization model because of its conflicting design specifications. This research introduces the idea of a new tuning method for PI controller of DC-DC converter in micro-grids based on non-cooperative game theory. Multi-objective optimization for the tuning problem will be transferred to a non-cooperative game. According to the solved Nash Equilibrium, best tuning parameters for the PI controller may be determined.
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