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Adaptive Fault Detection and Classification for Microgrids under Grid-Following-to-Grid-Forming Transition
The displacement of synchronous generators by inverter-based resources erodes rotational inertia and short-circuit capacity while introducing fast transients that challenge conventional protection philosophies. Microgrids are especially vulnerable: fixed thresholds designed for a narrow operating en
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