TY - BOOK ID - 133992671 TI - Power Electronics Applications in Renewable Energy Systems PY - 2021 PB - Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute DB - UniCat KW - Technology: general issues KW - isolated microgrid KW - renewable energy source KW - diesel generator KW - battery energy storage system KW - hierarchical control KW - power systems KW - floquet multiplier KW - poincaré map KW - time series data KW - DFIG KW - renewable energy KW - battery energy storage system (BESS) KW - control strategy KW - modular multilevel converter KW - state-of-charge (SOC) equalization KW - preliminary design KW - optimization KW - rotor loss KW - guide vane outlet flow angle KW - radial turbine KW - CAES KW - deadbeat control KW - discrete space vector modulation KW - computation efficiency KW - model predictive control KW - grid connected system KW - three-level system KW - T-type inverter KW - PV diagnosis KW - ESS application KW - DC power flow KW - DC system dynamics KW - hybrid generation system KW - phase-locked loop (PLL) KW - synchronization KW - hybrid filter KW - low-cost hybrid converter KW - bi-directional converter KW - parallel configuration of converters KW - converter for multi-MW wind generator KW - offshore wind energy converter applications KW - AC-DC matrix converter KW - virtual space vector KW - DC ripple reduction KW - microgeneration KW - solar energy KW - photovoltaic KW - crowd funding KW - solid-state circuit breaker KW - microgrid protection KW - DC protection KW - SSCB KW - short-term load forecasting KW - two-stage forecasting model KW - combined cooling heating and power KW - energy operation plan KW - economic analysis KW - calculation load KW - iterative methods KW - fault restoration KW - distribution generation KW - temporary fault ride-through KW - voltage control KW - inrush current control UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:133992671 AB - The renewable generation system is currently experiencing rapid growth in various power grids. The stability and dynamic response issues of power grids are receiving attention due to the increase in power electronics-based renewable energy. The main focus of this Special Issue is to provide solutions for power system planning and operation. Power electronics-based devices can offer new ancillary services to several industrial sectors. In order to fully include the capability of power conversion systems in the network integration of renewable generators, several studies should be carried out, including detailed studies of switching circuits, and comprehensive operating strategies for numerous devices, consisting of large-scale renewable generation clusters. ER -