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Distributed Hierarchical Controller Resilience Analysis in Islanded Microgrid Under Cyber-Attacks

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Pubblicato in:International Transactions on Electrical Energy System vol. 2025 (2025)
Autore principale: Mirzabeigi, Abdollah
Altri autori: Kalantarnia, Ali, Zarei, Negin
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Soggetti:
Data integrity
Communication channels
Distributed generation
Investigations
Resilience
Stabilization
Sensors
Synchronism
Denial of service attacks
Multiagent systems
Stability
Systems stability
Liapunov functions
Controllers
Actuators
Cooperative control
Electric power
Economic
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Abstract:In islanded microgrid configurations, synchronization of distributed generators (DGs) becomes imperative. Achieving synchronization and control necessitates the establishment of communication links. However, communication channels are susceptible to various challenges, with cyber-attacks emerging as a primary concern. This paper examines the vulnerability of cooperative hierarchical controllers in the face of diverse cyber-attacks, including DoS, sensor and actuator attacks, and hijacking attacks. DGs are considered a multiagent system for stabilization and global synchronization of the network. Cyber-attacks on the secondary controller have been formalized, and an appropriate controller is designed for system synchronization and stability. The appropriate Lyapunov function is introduced to prove the stability. Then, the simultaneous stabilization and global synchronization conditions have been investigated by proving suitable theorems. A comprehensive case study is executed via simulation in MATLAB/Simulink, incorporating cyber-attack scenarios. The effects of cyber-attacks on this controller are eliminated, and the DGs are synchronized. For comparison, the resilience indicator has been used. In this controller, the cyber-attacks of the sensor and hijacking attack are well controlled. A DoS cyber-attack is more effective than other attacks and causes some DGs to go off the network. Also, comparing this controller to other controllers shows its greater resilience.
ISSN:2050-7038
0939-3072
DOI:10.1155/etep/9385286
Fonte:Advanced Technologies & Aerospace Database