Ebrahim Jalili Sani - Islamic Azad University Karaj- Iran
Mahdi hedayati - Islamic Azad University Karaj- Iran

Often, there are several inverter interfaced to control interconnected power systems generation are distributed generations (IIDGs) in a Microgrid (MG). Each IIDG is onnected to local loads and other IIDGs by one or several line. In this paper, an adaptive droop control method is presented that uses from line parameters between generation nverters and consumption. Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) is used to estimate optimal virtual line parameters. The impacts active and reactive power fluctuations on voltage and frequency of MGs are presented. The results show that this method provides a desirable response of voltage and frequency under severe active and reactive changes in local loads

Microgrid, Inverter Interfaced Distributed Generation, Droop Control, Virtual Line Parameter, Particle Swarm Optimization