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Reshaping Converter-Network Interactions in Microgrids: From Virtual Impedance to Virtual Two-Port Control
Converter terminal characteristics are central to both dynamic interactions with the network and steady-state power sharing in inverter-based microgrids. Conventional additive virtual impedance (VI) shapes these characteristics through a single virtual branch. This paper proposes virtual two-port co
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