2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.egyr.2021.08.048
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Deadbeat predictive power control for Vienna rectifier under unbalanced power grid condition

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“…Since the ripples in the DC-link voltage are concerned with the ripples in the active power on the converter side, the aim of the control algorithm can be theoretically demonstrated. The derivation of the current reference for compensation ripples in the active power can be expressed as follows [27]:…”
Section: Reference Current Derivation For Compensation Of Ripplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since the ripples in the DC-link voltage are concerned with the ripples in the active power on the converter side, the aim of the control algorithm can be theoretically demonstrated. The derivation of the current reference for compensation ripples in the active power can be expressed as follows [27]:…”
Section: Reference Current Derivation For Compensation Of Ripplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where ∂ p = u α u β⊥ − u β u α⊥ and ∂ p ̸ = 0 [27]. To mitigate active power ripples, the control target should be provided by (30):…”
Section: Reference Current Derivation For Compensation Of Ripplesmentioning
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“…In [19], Hang et al have discussed the PI based space vector PWM strategy for Vienna-type rectifier. In [20], authors have addressed deadbeat based MPC for Vienna-type rectifier. Furthermore, to mitigate source current harmonics, a proportional resonant based control approach is discussed for a three-level Vienna rectifier [21].…”
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confidence: 99%