Sirviö, Katja H.Katja H.SirviöMekkanen, MikeMikeMekkanenKauhaniemi, KimmoKimmoKauhaniemiLaaksonen, HannuHannuLaaksonenSalo, AriAriSaloCastro, FelipeFelipeCastroAnsari, ShoaibShoaibAnsariBabazadeh, DavoodDavoodBabazadeh2021-02-162021-02-162019-10Industrial Electronics Conference (IECON 2019)http://hdl.handle.net/11420/8801Due to the large-scale integration of distributed energy resources (DER) new options for the local and system-wide technical ancillary services are needed. Reactive power control is one of such ancillary service provided by DERs. This paper aims to test the performance of a reactive power control scheme developed on a light-weight Intelligent Electronic Device (IED). The IEDs are implemented on a BeagleBoneBlack as well as on an FPGA. The test set-up is implemented by the Controller-Hardware-In-the-Loop platform. The simulation platform is OPAL-RT's eMEGASIM and ePHASORSIM. The results show the performance of the FPGA to be better than BeagleBoneBlack when comparing results of the Sofware-In-the-Loop simulations.enControl SystemsMicrogridsPower system simulationTestingConference Paper10.1109/IECON.2019.8927232Other