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In this paper, the effect of fuzzy logic-based robust power system stabilizers on the improvement of the dynamics of a large-scale power system is investigated. The study is particularly focused on the Mexican Interconnected System and on adding damping to two critical inter-area system oscillation modes: The north-south mode and the western-peninsular mode. The fuzzy power system stabilizers (FPSSs) applied here are based on a significantly reduced rule base, small number of tuning parameters, and simple control algorithm and architecture, which makes their design and implementation easier and suitable for practical applications. Non-linear time-domain simulations for a set of test cases and results from Prony Analysis verify the robustness of the designed FPSSs, as compared to conventional PSSs.

Improvement of the dynamic behavior of large-scale power systems by using robust power system stabilizers based on fuzzy logic