With　the　continuous　deepening　utilization　of　new　energy　sources　such　as　wind　and　solar　energy,　the　rapid　rise　of　energy　storage　technologies,　and　the　widespread　adoption　of　electric　vehicles　and　rail　transit,　modern　power　systems　are　gradually　evolving　into　new　type　power　systems　dominated　by　power　electronic　equipment　and　synchronous　machines.　These　systems　achieve　high　operational　efficiency　and　flexibility　through　efficient　power　conversion　and　control　strategies.　Additionally,　intelligent　control　technologies,　acting　as　the　neural　center　of　the　system,　enhance　the　flexibility　and　response　speed　of　energy　utilization,　ensuring　the　stability　and　efficiency　of　the　system　when　facing　variable　loads　and　multiple　input　sources.