Small-Signal Modeling of Power Electronic Converters with Resonant Controllers
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Abstract
While time domain electromagnetic transient simulation is an incredibly powerful tool for the analysis of large signal events in power systems, many small-signal phenomena may alternatively be studied using eigenvalue analysis and/or transfer functions. Eigenvalue or transfer function based analysis requires system linearization to be carried out about a static operating point. In the case of power systems, where voltage and current signals are AC, linearization is made possible through use of the synchronous or dq reference frame transformation. Since machine models and models of most FACTS devices and their controllers are readily available in the dq-frame, the process of linearizing such equipment is relatively straight-forward. Recently, resonant controllers have emerged as an alternative to dq-frame controllers for regulation of grid connected converters, both in FACTS devices and in interface converters for distributed resources. Although these control systems behave somewhat similar to dq-frame controllers under balanced operating conditions, their behaviour under unbalanced operation is unique. This paper develops a small signal model of a VSC system, where resonant current controllers are used for regulation of the grid currents. Dynamics of a DC voltage control loop are included. Small signal dynamics are validated against time domain simulation.
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