Active Damping of LCL Filter Resonance for Grid-Connected Distributed Power Generation Systems
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Abstract
PWM voltage source converters (VSCs) are increasingly used for connecting to the power grid for small Distribute Power Generation System (DPGS). A high-order low-pass LCL filter is adopted to get rid of the PWM carrier and sideband harmonics. However, LCL filter bring undesired resonance effect which generate stability problems for grid current control. Passive and Active damping are used to eliminate the resanonce peak. Passive damping reduces the filter effectiveness and also brings power loss issue. This paper presents a new systemmatic design approach for a single phase grid-connected Distributed Power Generation System (DPGS) inverter current control loop that actively damps the LCL filter resonance frequency while keeping inverter control variable well regulated. Two current control structures: PI control in synchronous reference frame (SRF) and PR control in stationary frame are adopted in cascade with a notch filter in current control loop. Details of the proposed active damping along with current controller design, mathematical modeling the LCL filter, simulations and experiment results are presented and discussed.
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