Networked Control Systems: Laplacian Operators and Microgrids

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Description

This lecture covers the Laplacian operators on graphs, focusing on undirected, connected graphs and their properties. It also delves into the concept of networked control systems, discussing the Laplacian matrix as a diffusion operator. Additionally, it explores the model of DC microgrids, including the hierarchical control structure and the challenges faced in islanded mode.

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