2017 International Conference on Smart Grids, Power and Advanced Control Engineering (ICSPACE) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/icspace.2017.8343429
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Five-level NPC/H-bridge MLI based electric spring for harmonic reduction and voltage regulation

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“…The SPES-C is used with the fuel cell [33]to reduce the load transients, it provides voltage regulation and increases efficiency of system. Five level neutral point clamped based SPES-C is shown in Figure 4(e) [34]. It is used with the IPD modulation to reduce the THD to 1.84%.…”
Section: Single Phase Electric Spring With Capacitor (Spes-c)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SPES-C is used with the fuel cell [33]to reduce the load transients, it provides voltage regulation and increases efficiency of system. Five level neutral point clamped based SPES-C is shown in Figure 4(e) [34]. It is used with the IPD modulation to reduce the THD to 1.84%.…”
Section: Single Phase Electric Spring With Capacitor (Spes-c)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reference [87] uses an improved phase-locked loop (PLL) together with independent δ control in each phase to reduce unbalance and harmonic distortion in addition to stabilizing the mains voltage of the microgrid This is achieved by an improved PLL that separates the fundamental component of the positive sequence of the microgrid voltages from the other sequences and harmonics. An ES based on neutral point clamped H bridge inverter is shown to produce superior high-frequency harmonic suppression and improved total harmonic distortion in [88].…”
Section: E Harmonics Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 c ) is more elaborate as compared to the half‐bridge and full‐bridge because it uses an advanced PWM technique. Also, the output voltage has a lower harmonic content [29]. It can be seen that the three single‐phase versions of the ES‐1 use an inductive–capacitive LPF which allows the connection in series with the PCC and the non‐critical load.…”
Section: Es Hardware Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%