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The document summarizes progress made during a research period on learning and implementing particle swarm optimization (PSO) in controlling power system examples. Simple examples using PSO to control PID parameters were tested initially. Simulation results improved when PSO was used to control a single area system compared to actual integral control. Further work expanded the examples to two area systems and compared PSO results to a logic map-based chaotic algorithm.

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Progress Report

The document summarizes progress made during a research period on learning and implementing particle swarm optimization (PSO) in controlling power system examples. Simple examples using PSO to control PID parameters were tested initially. Simulation results improved when PSO was used to control a single area system compared to actual integral control. Further work expanded the examples to two area systems and compared PSO results to a logic map-based chaotic algorithm.

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PROGRESS REPORT

During the period of December 2013 to June 2014, the time is spent on learning PSO and
its implementation in A! s"stem# $irstl", a simple e%ample consisting of a transfer function
model of an imaginar" plant is tried# &ain program for PSO to control the P'D parameters of
e%ample plant is (ritten in &A)*A+ and Simulin, model are runs through -sim. command#
Once the results are satisfactor", the simulation is continued to control P' controller emplo"ed to
a single area s"stem (hich actuall" controlled through integral controller# After se/eral runs of
the simulation through PSO algorithm, it is noted that result is impro/ed (hen compared to
actual result of the e%ample# So, se/eral attempts are made b" ad0usting the (eighting parameters
of PSO and changing OD1 sol/er# +" selecting suitable (eighting parameters, range of input
and correct OD1 sol/er, the simulation (or,s fine and results are great#
Secondl", the simulation (as carried out (ith an e%ample problem of t(o area s"stem#
During the simulation, here also dra(bac,s of fine results are (itnessed# )o o/ercome that,
instead of using P' controller, P'D controller is used and a fi%ed point sol/er is chosen#
$inall", the stud" is further increased to lo2i map3based chaotic algorithm to sol/e t(o
area s"stem# )he result sho(s that the rise time and settling time is much lesser using PSO
algorithm compared to lo2i map3based chaotic algorithm#
RESEARCH SCHOLAR SUPERVISIOR

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