Model based current mode control design and experimental validation for a $$3\phi$$ 3 ϕ rectifier under unbalanced grid voltage conditions

Abstract

This paper addresses the control design and the experimental validation of a current mode control for a three phase voltage source rectifier. The proposed control law is able to fulfill the voltage regulation and the current tracking control objectives despite of unbalanced and distorted grid voltages. The proposed control law consists of two loops, which are referred as inner tracking loop and the outer voltage regulation loop. The inner loop is designed to provide damping to the system, which also includes and adaptive mechanism. The construction of the current reference is based on the positive component detection of the grid voltage. Therefore, the current produced by the power rectifier is proportional to the fundamental component of the grid voltage, despite of the presence of unbalanced grid voltages. The voltage regulation loop is designed as a proportional-integral controller, which is aimed to regulate the DC output voltage to a desired level. Finally, experimental results are obtained in an experimental prototype of 2 kW to evaluate the performance of the proposed controller.

Analysis and treatment of current unbalance abnormal situation of 750 kV double-circuit parallel transmission line

“…When studying the current imbalance problem of parallel erected lines, it is assumed that the power at the transmission end, power supply and load end parameters of the line are symmetrical. Using accurate line parameter models to simulate overhead lines, the load impedance can be calculated based on the line delivered power and power factor [14,15]. According to the requirements of the electromagnetic transient calculation program, double circuit transmission line network is simplified, and the simplified system wiring is shown in Figure 2.…”

Analysis and Validation for an Inverter-side Current Controller in LCL Grid-connected Power Systems

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