A Digital Current Control Technique for Grid-Connected AC/DC Converters Used for Energy Storage Systems
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Abstract
This paper presents an advanced current controller for grid-connected bidirectional ac/dc converters used for energy storage systems (ESSs). The proposed control scheme is designed to incorporate both the time-domain and frequency-domain dynamics to achieve superior transient and steady-state performance. The advanced current controller can overcome the various challenges faced by the conventional current controllers used in this application, which lead to sluggish transients and steady-state errors when tracking the sinusoidal reference for the grid current. Combining the time-domain dynamics with the frequency-domain dynamics creates a more intelligent controller compared to existing methods, which only consider the dynamics of one domain. The proposed controller is able to eliminate steady-state error by adaptively changing the controller coefficients in the frequency domain according to the current error. In the time domain, the control scheme minimizes the derivative of a defined energy function in order to optimize the transient performance. Simulation and experimental results obtained from a 3.3-kW grid-connected ac/dc converter demonstrate its superior performance.
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