2017 Brazilian Power Electronics Conference (COBEP) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/cobep.2017.8257280
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A novel stator voltage distortion and unbalance compensation of a DFIG with series grid side converter using adaptive resonant controllers

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“…However, more serious DC-link voltage drops occurred when the SDBR was implemented in DFIG-WTs compared with the SGSC and STATCOM. To improve the control effect of the SGSC, an adaptive resonant controller was proposed in Reference [59]. Through voltage distortion and unbalance compensation, the hybrid controller regulates the stator voltage at its rated value even under unbalanced grid voltage conditions.…”
Section: Comparative Results Analysis Of Stator-side External Retrofimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, more serious DC-link voltage drops occurred when the SDBR was implemented in DFIG-WTs compared with the SGSC and STATCOM. To improve the control effect of the SGSC, an adaptive resonant controller was proposed in Reference [59]. Through voltage distortion and unbalance compensation, the hybrid controller regulates the stator voltage at its rated value even under unbalanced grid voltage conditions.…”
Section: Comparative Results Analysis Of Stator-side External Retrofimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By using series voltage injection the SGSC can regulate the stator flux. The adaptive resonant controller is added to improve the controlling action of SGSC in reference [18]. With hybrid controllers, the stator voltages can regulate the voltage distortion and unbalance compensation under unbalanced voltage conditions.…”
Section: Series Grid Side Converter(sgsc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Voltage‐unbalance is one of the most harmful disturbance in the power grid, which is mainly caused by asymmetry of line impedances, uneven distribution of single‐phase loads as well as various grid faults. Voltage‐unbalance increases the risk of insulation failure of the power lines, and results in over voltage, over current or power pulsations in electric equipment, which endangers the safety of the power grid as well as the electric facilities [1–3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%