To address the problem that traditional model predictive control cannot maintain prediction accuracy when parameters change
a model predictive voltage control strategy incorporating a nonlinear disturbance observer is proposed. First
a nonlinear disturbance observer is designed for three-phase inverters. It utilizes measurements of the inverter-side current and load terminal voltage to estimate the load current in real time
thereby suppressing parameter disturbances and ensuring the accuracy of prediction results. Second
to solve the problem of unreasonable reference voltage acquisition
a droop control method is adopted to generate the reference voltage. Subsequently
combining the inverter capacitor voltage model with parameter disturbance estimation
the voltage prediction equation is reformulated. The value function is also optimized to reduce computational load and enhance the control performance of the system. Finally
simulations and experiments verify the effectiveness of the designed nonlinear disturbance observer and the proposed voltage control strategy.
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