2007
DOI: 10.1109/apex.2007.357582
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A D-Q Frame Controller for a Full-Bridge Single Phase Inverter Used in Small Distributed Power Generation Systems

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“…Diferentemente de [7], em que o controle do inversor foi desenvolvido baseado em um sistema de coordenadas rotacionais "dq" [11,24], neste trabalho a estratégia de controle foi baseado em coordenadas naturais "abc", com resultados interessantes como são apresentado adiante.…”
Section: E Descrição Do Sistemaunclassified
“…Diferentemente de [7], em que o controle do inversor foi desenvolvido baseado em um sistema de coordenadas rotacionais "dq" [11,24], neste trabalho a estratégia de controle foi baseado em coordenadas naturais "abc", com resultados interessantes como são apresentado adiante.…”
Section: E Descrição Do Sistemaunclassified
“…In this paper, plant modeling based on the synchronous rotating frame, which is commonly used to model the plant in a single-phase full-bridge inverter [14], is performed as shown in Equations (30) and (31).…”
Section: Plant Modeling Considering Unipolar Sinusoidal Pwm (Spwm) Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the advantages in analyzing the inverter system in a synchronous rotating frame is that steady-state operator quantities have constant values under balanced conditions [14]. However, if there are unbalanced conditions such as the system or other harmonics, the three-phase current becomes unbalanced and contains all three sequence components.…”
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“…Although simple to implement, some disadvantages have been associated with the PR control, the mains being exponentially decaying response to step changes, and great sensitivity and possibility of instability to the phase shift of sensed signals [15]. The synchronous reference frame proportional-integral (SRFPI) control is also proposed in [16][17][18]. In the SRFPI control, electrical signals are all transformed to the synchronous reference frame, where quantities are dc and, as a consequence the zero steady-state error is ensured by using a conventional PI regulator.…”
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confidence: 99%