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The rapid integration of power electronics converters has fundamentally altered the power grid's dynamic landscape, making modularity of operation and interoperability of heterogeneous devices two critical hurdles for power system reliability. In control language, these challenges can be paraphrased as decentralized certificates on the input/output behavior of every device, assured by local control, so that stability and guaranteed performance of the interconnected system emerge. For the power system application, such certificates should eventually be part of the rule book, the so-called grid code, and thus be generic and minimally restrictive for the control architecture of each device.
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- The author-supplied record 10.48550/arxiv.2610.26527 makes an abstract and publication details available for “Decentralized Stability Certificates for Interoperability in Power-Electronics-Dominated Power Systems”.