Photovoltaic systems representation for high frequency studies - part I: The power transformer modeling

Pereira, Philipe; Paula, Hélder de; Filho, Braz J. Cardoso; Brito, José A. S.

doi:10.1109/cobep.2015.7420155

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“…This is because all electronics and major electronic components are subject to conducted and radiated noise [14]. Through analysis and study of electromagnetic compatibility are considered the phenomena described as [15], [16]: i. off-state output capacitance; ii. turn-on and turn-off; iii.. diode reverse recovery [17].…”

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“…In Fig. 6 (a) is shown a combination of all the capacitances described in different studies in order to gain a generalized model that can integrate all the capacitive and inductive couplings [16].…”

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“…The variations produced by ultrafast PWM inverter output voltage (Phase Width Modulation) are responsible for several problems in EMC range. In photovoltaic systems, the common mode voltage produced by the inverter produces a rapid dt dv / that excites all capacitances of system devices to ground, which creates undesirable high frequency currents in different routes [16].…”

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EMC Evaluation of Off-Grid and Grid-Tied Photovoltaic Systems for the Brazilian Scenario

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Ferreira²,

Nascimento³

et al. 2018

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In this paper is discussed the importance of analysis for electromagnetic compatibility of the photovoltaic generation systems components concerning emissions of radiated and conducted electromagnetic disturbances on mains DC and AC lines. Current standards and tests showed that some frequency spectrum bands such from 150 kHz to 5MHz it is the more affected by conducted disturbances and from 30MHz to 200MHz it is the more affected by radiated disturbances, by the two main types of photovoltaic generation systems: Grid-Tied and Off-Grid applications. The concern is greater since one equipment used for the tests has EMC certifications. In addition, with the measurements of radiated and conducted electromagnetic disturbances it becomes possible to discuss a future scenario for mandatory certification of components of PV generation systems, mainly PV inverters and their applications.

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