Edición No. 20, Issue II, Enero 2024 
 
6. TRABAJOS FUTUROS 
Se puede investigar a partir de este caso de estudio 
un control robusto de voltaje, utilizado otras técnicas de 
control como impedancia virtual, H infinito. 
Ampliar  el  espectro  de  tiempo  de  análisis  para 
encontrar  el  comportamiento  del  controlador  droop  en 
un  sistema  acoplado  a  la  red  principal.  Aplicar  las 
estrategias  a  modelos  estandarizados  por  IEEE  o 
CIGRE. 
Se debe  tomar en cuenta que este tipo de  sistemas 
son altamente no lineales, por lo que en el futuro sería 
más factible implementar sistemas de control no lineal. 
También  se  podría  manejar  al  conversor  a  través  de 
modelos linealizados más simples, con el fin de requiera 
menos esfuerzo de control.  
El  sistema  de  gestión  de  energía,  EMS,  juega  un 
papel  importante  en  el  control  de  MR,  por  lo  que  su 
análisis  sería  conveniente  para  mejorar  la  calidad  de 
energía del sistema. 
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