**5. Conclusions**

After a description of the different components that form a WDIM and the different modes of WDIM operation and a brief introduction about WDIM dynamic and logistic simulation, papers about the dynamic simulation of WDIMs have been reviewed. The review has been classified according to several WDIM issues: the WTG types that WDIMs include, the use of different ESS technologies in WDIMs, the simulation of WDIM operation modes (or simulation of transitions between modes) and the WDIM power quality and stability studies. Additionally, a brief review of WDIM-related isolated microgrids has been presented. Finally, as an example of WDIM dynamic simulation, a no-storage WDIM has been first modeled and then simulated using Matlab–Simulink SW. In the presented simulations, the WDIM works in WD mode, and it is shown how a DL increases the WDIM stability and reliability by consuming the WTG power excess.

**Funding:** This research received no external funding.

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**Conflicts of Interest:** The author declares no conflict of interest.
