Real Time Implementation of Active Power Filter using T-Type Converter
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Abstract
Active Power Filters (APF) are being increasingly used to eliminate grid current harmonics in the presence of nonlinear loads. Proper design and analysis of the converters is very important in effectively addressing the harmonic elimination performance. Over the years many converter topologies and control architectures were proposed in this regard. T-Type converter is one such topology. It has the advantage of lower current harmonics and reduced switch stress compared to the traditional two level and Neutral Point Clamped (NPC) converters. Switching function based models have the advantage of capturing the functionality of the converter rather than the switch level details. This enables the designers to test multiple control architectures without much effort. In this regard, real time modeling and simulation play an important role. The real time simulation of high frequency converters like APF is a challenging task since estimating and solving the states of the network every time step requires very high-speed processing. This paper presents FPGA based real time simulation of APF using T-type converter. A model is implemented in developed in real time and the results were compared with discrete switch model at various time steps. It was shown in the paper that a switching function based T-Type converter model has harmonic performance very close to the discrete switch model even at higher time steps, and also a complex network can be simulated at very low time steps and achieve good performance.
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