Abstract
Reducing the dependency of the control system on communication in the microgrid increases the reliability and flexibility
of an islanded microgrid. This paper presents a local secondary control approach to provide a fast response to power
change and accurate frequency restoration. It is based on a control scheme that uses a secondary controller involving
a time-controllable parameter for a Low pass filter. The high value of the time-varying parameter is placed to satisfy
excellent performance regarding fast active power sharing, and the time-controllable parameter decreases after achieving
power-sharing based on a time protocol to ensure accurate steady-state frequency restoration. This paper also describes
the criteria for control parameter selection and stability analysis based on a precise modeling approach. The MATLAB
environment is used to simulate and test the proposed control scheme, and the results have been obtained that show
the validity and high performance of the proposed controller in terms of dynamic response to active power change and
steady-state restoration under different operation conditions.