Resumen
With the wide application of distributed generations (DGs) and microgrids (MGs), the inverter control becomes a hot research topic. For the inverter control in MG applications, first, a complex variable state-feedback-based switch control frame is proposed. In the proposed control frame, the state feedback leads to a generalized control objective (GCO), and then the instantaneous voltage and current controls are designed based on the GCO. Finally, a complex variable frequency-locked loop (FLL) is adopted to realize the voltage and current reference computation. The control system is integrated by complex variables to alleviate the seamless switch. The effectiveness of the proposed control method is validated by experimental results.