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Operation and Control of Microgrid System Integration and Hierarchical Power Management Strategy for a Solid-State Transformer Interfaced Microgrid System School of Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Contents 1 Detail Abstract 1 2 Core techniques of the paper 2 2.1 Hardware integration of SST and dc microgrid 2 2.2 Hierarchical power management strategy 4 3 Potential problems and my opinion on future work 5 1 Detail Abstract The existing dc microgrid can only interface with the distribution system by using a heavy and bulky line frequency transformer plus rectifier, and the passive transformer cannot provide functions such as Var compensation or harmonic filtering. Therefore, developing a more compact and active grid interface to enable a more intelligent dc microgrid system is a research focus. Under the situation, this paper investigates, and for the first time presents, the system integration of a novel solid-state transformer (SST) interfaced microgrid system. Accordingly, a hierarchical power management strategy is proposed for this system to enable islanding mode operation, SST enabled operation, and the seamless transfer between two modes. To begin with, the paper review the past achievements in the microgrid field and introduce the different types of microgrid from the architecture and the power management point of view. Then the author presents the detailed structure of the proposed system, as is shown in Fig. 1. Fig 1. SST-enabled dc microgrid diagram. Furthermore, the researcher depicts the hierarchical control frame and analyzes the hierarchical control for dc microgrid in islanding mode and SST-enabled mode. The hierarchical power management strategy includes three control levels: primary control for the local controller; secondary control for the dc microgrid bus voltage recovery; and tertiary control to manage the battery state of charge. Finally, a lab test bed is constructed to verify the system performance, and several typical