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Abstract : Present scenario of power engineering the fast production of energy electronics has rendered the idea of microgrid (MG) generally acknowledged. Direct current MGs have grown in popularity despite the fact that DC delivery techniques, which cause less damage and quickly align energy loading resources, are the current standard. A DCMG containing many fonts is becoming increasingly relevant as distributed output increases. The goal of this multi-source DCMG is to provide voltage support and robust value distribution. An inclusive evaluation of “state-of-the-art” processes in DCMGs is an integral part of the control methodology that provides consistent MG power and performance. This section details the DCMG’s primary and secondary control methods. Internal loop and droop control, in particular, are examined, along with their fundamental control methodologies. The supplementary rulemaking is a decentralised, self-governing system. Key outcomes and potential patterns are now finally presented. Using the hierarchical control architecture for DC MGs, this study summarises the primary control approaches. Methods of primary control, such as inner loop and droop control, are specifically discussed. We go over the pros and cons of a centralised, distributed, and decentralised approach to primary control. Both the most important results and the most likely developments in the future are laid forth.