Inductance Sharing Using Common-Mode Power Exchange in LCL Grid-Connected Inverters
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Abstract
Conventional grid-connected voltage-source inverters (VSI) with power sources such as photovoltaic (PV) arrays or energy storage units usually require a two-stage power transfer. The first is a DC-DC stage where the energy flows from the primary source to the DC-link or vice versa. The second stage is the grid-connected stage, where the inverter is synchronized with the grid to achieve the desired power flow. In both stages, inductance is an essential component that can become considerably expensive and bulky as the power rating of the system increases. This paper introduces a novel method that eliminates the set of inductors used in the DC-DC stage in grid-connected systems with LCL filter configuration. This is achieved by integrating the DC-DC stage in the common mode (CM) of the LC inverter-side circuit while controlling the power flow in dual-active bridge (DAB) operation. The proposed method can reduce the cost associated with the inductance and decrease system footprint. This paper demonstrates the method, using Matlab simulations, in a single-phase application and verifies the results in an equivalent experimentation.
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