This report summarizes the activities of the second year of a three-year project to develop control software for microsource distributed generation systems. In this phase, a laboratory-scale microgrid was expanded to include: 1) Two emulated distributed resources; 2) Static switchgear to allow rapid disconnection and reconnection; 3) Electronic synchronizing circuitry to enable transient-free grid interconnection; 4) Control software for dynamically varying the frequency and voltage controller structures; and 5) Power measurement instrumentation for capturing transient waveforms at the interconnect during switching events. | Hardware Development Of A Laboratory-scale Microgrid Phase 2 by National National Renewable Energy Laboratory (Nr, Paperback | Indigo Chapters