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Stability Enhancement of Cascaded DC Systems via Source Output-Impedance Reshaping Using Model-Free Control
Cascaded DC systems may become unstable through source-load impedance interactions even when their constituent converters are locally stable. This paper proposes a source-side model-free control (MFC) method that reuses bus-voltage feedback to reshape the source output impedance while preserving nom
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