@article{Control:10719,
      recid = {10719},
      author = {Tschritter, C and Johnston, A and Vu, L and Nguyen, T and  Wetz, D and Vu, T and Langston, J and Ravindra, H and  Stanovich, M and Schoder, K and Steurer, M and Schegan, C  and Heinzel, J},
      title = {Robust Control of a Medium Voltage AC/DC Testbed},
      journal = {Conference Proceedings of iSCSS},
      address = {2022-09-12},
      abstract = {Future shipboard power systems are likely to employ  multiple generation sources that are monitored and  autonomously controlled. Energy storage may be used to  backup and buffer traditional generation sources during  down times or when transient loads are deployed. Coupling  intelligent control with energy storage will ensure that  efficiency, reliability, and power quality can be  maintained. At the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA),  a hardware testbed has been installed to study one zone of  a conceptual power system architecture. It has AC and DC  distributed power sources operating in the few hundreds of  kW range and loads at 4160 VAC, 480 VAC, 1 kVDC, 6 kVDC,  and 12 kVDC respectively. Transient loads are emulated by  modulating the installed power sources into resistive load  banks. UTA is collaborating with Clarkson University (CU)  and Florida State University (FSU) to extend the testbed  virtually using a hardware in the loop (HIL) platform and  to demonstrate robust power system control using Simulink  desktop real-time. This paper will discuss the  collaborative efforts and provide some results collected.},
      url = {http://library.imarest.org/record/10719},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.24868/10719},
}