Wind Power Generation Simulation in Simulink

Resource Overview

A MATLAB/Simulink-based wind power generation simulation program designed for analyzing grid-connected wind turbine system behavior under steady-state, transient, and fault conditions, accompanied by corresponding research paper documentation. The simulation implements key components including wind turbine aerodynamic models, generator control systems, and power converter algorithms to study dynamic interactions with electrical grids.

Detailed Documentation

This wind power generation simulation program operates within the MATLAB/Simulink environment to investigate the operational states of grid-connected wind energy systems. The simulation architecture incorporates mathematical models for wind turbine dynamics, power electronic converters, and grid synchronization controllers, enabling comprehensive analysis of system performance during steady-state operation, transient events, and fault conditions. Key implemented features include maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithms for wind turbines and voltage/frequency stabilization mechanisms for grid integration. The accompanying technical paper provides detailed explanations of the simulation methodology, control strategy implementations, and practical application scenarios for renewable energy integration studies.