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Distributed secondary control plays an important role in DC microgrids, sinceit ensures system control objectives, which are power sharing and DC busvoltage stability. Previous studies have suggested using a control architecturethat utilizes a parallel secondary bus voltage and current sharingcompensation. However, the parallel controllers have a mutual impact on eachother, which degrades the transient performance of the system. This paperreports on an alternative distributed secondary control architecture andcontroller design process, based on small signal analysis to alleviate themutual effect of the current sharing and bus voltage compensation, and toimprove the transient response of the system. Experimental results confirm theimproved transient performance in the current sharing control and DC busvoltage stability utilizing the proposed control architecture.

An Alternative Distributed Control Architecture for Improvement in the Transient Response of DC Microgrids