A modified self-synchronized synchronverter in unbalanced power grids with balanced currents and restrained power ripples

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This paper proposes a modified self-synchronized synchronverter for unbalanced power grids. Small signal analysis of the conventional synchronverter shows that its stability margin around 50 Hz is very limited. Thus, power ripples will be caused at the frequency of 50 Hz. Filter- based current feeding loops are adopted in the conventional synchronverter in order to enhance its stability and eliminate power ripples. In addition, the characteristics of the conventional synchronverter in unbalanced power grids are analyzed, and an improved strategy using a resonant controller is proposed to restrain the current harmonics and power ripples. The parameter design is also studied for the proposed synchronverter. Experimental studies prove that the proposed strategy can achieve precise self-synchronization when the grid voltage is unbalanced, and the power-control performance is also improved significantly.

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Wang, X., Chen, L., Sun, D., Zhang, L., & Nian, H. (2019). A modified self-synchronized synchronverter in unbalanced power grids with balanced currents and restrained power ripples. Energies, 12(5). https://doi.org/10.3390/en12050923

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