Small Signal Stability Analysis of DFIG Fed Wind Power System Using a Robust Fuzzy Logic Controller

This paper focuses on the small signal stability analysis of Doubly-Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) fed wind power system under three modes of operation. The system stability is affected by the influence of electromechanical oscillations, which can be damped using Power System Stabilizer (PSS). A detailed modeling of DFIG fed wind system including controller has been carried out. The damping controller is designed using fuzzy logic to damp the oscillatory modes for stability. The robust performance of the system with controllers has been evaluated using eigen value analysis and time domain simulations under various disturbances and wind speeds. The effectiveness of the proposed fuzzy based PSS is compared with the performance of conventional PSS implemented in the wind system.

Wireless Transmission Based Image Quality Analysis Using Uni-Level Haar Wavelet Transform

This article deals with picture excellence examination by different parameters utilizing uni-level Haar wavelet transmission in excess of remote channel. The quality is analyzed based on power. The goal is towards reducing absolute power assigned in favour of picture compression and communication, while power in favour of every bit is reserved at prearranged value. Two Power Algorithms were presented. The greatest iterative power control calculation and Minimum Power Adaptation Algorithm (MPAA) are proposed. Those algorithms methodology was utilized for improving the aggregate power dispensed for multimedia such as picture because of input compression and transmission focus towards a settled bit source mutilation. Simulations were performed utilizing Haar wavelet than Additive White Gaussian Ration (AWGN) channel. Different picture excellence parameters, for example, Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), M-Normalized Cross-Correla- tion, Average Difference;Structural Content parameters, for example, Maximum Difference, Normalized Absolute Error, Elapsed Time, CPU time, demonstrate a improved presentation with MPAA, Maximum Power Adaptation Algorithms (MAPAA) instead of Conventional Power Adaptation Algorithm (CPAA).

Manipulating Film Formation Kinetics Enables Organic Photovoltaic Cells with 19.5%Efficiency

Organic photovoltaic(OPV)cells have demonstrated remarkable performance in small,spin-coated areas.Nevertheless significant challenges persist in the form of large efficiency losses due to the fact that the ideal morphology cannot be preserved in the transition of small-area cells to large-scale panels.Herein,the ternary strategy of incorporating the third component FTCC-Br into the active layer of PB2:BTP-eC9 is employed to improve absorption response,optimize morphology,and reduce charge recombination,leading to a power conversion efficiency(PCE)of 19.5%(certified as 19.1%by the National Institute of Metrology,China).Moreover,the addition of FTCC-Br can control the aggregation kinetics of the active layer during the film formation process,transferring the optimal morphology to the blade-coated large-area films.Based on the highly efficient ternary bulk heterojunction,the 50 cm^(2) OPVmodules exhibited a PCE of 15.2%with respect to the active area.Importantly,the ternary OPV cells retain 80%of its initial PCE after 4000 h under continuous illumination.Our work demonstrates that the addition of a third component has the potential to improve the efficiency and stability of large-area organic solar cells.