This study paper presents a comprehensive review of virtual inertia (VI)-based inverters in
modern power systems. The transition from the synchronous generator (SG)-based …

The increasing penetration of wind power leads to a decrease in the proportion of
synchronous generators, which weakens the frequency response (FR) ability of the power …

Virtual inertia equipped with proper control provides an appealing solution for overcoming
challenges caused by the penetration of renewable energy sources (RESs) and distributed …

High renewable power (RP) penetration in a microgrid (MG) reduces the inertia of the MG.
As a result, small load perturbation, or weather dependent fluctuations in RP generation …

Penetration of renewable energy based distributed generators into power networks is
limited. This is due to several reasons such as intermittency of the generation, low-inertia …

The share of renewable energy sources interfaced to the bulk power system through power
electronic devices is continuously increasing. As a result, the power systems of the future …

A paradigm shift in power engineering transforms conventional fossil fuel-based power
systems gradually into more sustainable and environmentally friendly systems due to more …

To reduce the allocation of energy storage capacity in wind farms and improve economic
benefits, this study is focused on the virtual synchronous generator (synchronverter) …

In this paper, multiple virtual synchronous machines (VISMAs) with fuzzy proportional
integral derivative (FPID) controllers optimized by differential evolution (DE) are proposed to …

The Inverter-based generator lacks natural inertia, which leads to instability problems in
Microgrid frequency. Virtual inertia is a promising control concept that rapidly injects/absorbs …