Robust H∞ design for resonant control in a CVCF inverter application over load uncertainties

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Abstract

CVCF (constant voltage, constant frequency) inverters are electronic devices used to supply AC loads from DC storage elements such as batteries or photovoltaic cells. These devices are used to feed different kinds of loads; this uncertainty requires that the controller fulfills robust stability conditions while keeping required performance. To address this, a robust H∞ design is proposed based on resonant control to track a pure sinusoidal voltage signal and to reject the most common harmonic signals in a wide range of loads. The design is based on the definition of performance bounds in error signal and weighting functions for covering most uncertainty ranges in loads. Experimentally, the H∞ controller achieves high-quality output voltage signal with a total harmonic distortion less than 2%.

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Bueno-Contreras, H., Ramos, G. A., & Costa-Castelló, R. (2020). Robust H∞ design for resonant control in a CVCF inverter application over load uncertainties. Electronics (Switzerland), 9(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics9010066

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