Voltage falling generator for wind power electricity generation

Abstract

The invention discloses a voltage-dip generator used for wind power generation. The voltage-dip generator comprises a host computer, a data collecting card, an IGBT driving and protecting circuit, two IGBT bilateral switches, a booster, a voltage Hall sensor, a current Hall sensor and a wind turbine generator. Three-phase voltage signals and three-phase current signals output by the voltage-dip generator are obtained by the voltage Hall sensor and the current Hall sensor; the three-phase voltage signals and the three-phase current signals output by the voltage-dip generator are acquired by the data collecting card and transmitted to the host computer; the host computer outputs voltage-dip signals and restores instruction signals to the IGBT driving and protecting circuit through the data collecting card, and leads the two IGBT bilateral switches to conduct alternately; and the voltage output by the voltage-dip generator is switched over between a primary side and a secondary side of the booster, thereby simulating various symmetrical and unsymmetrical network voltage dip faults. The voltage-dip generator has the characteristics of simple operation, high reliability, good real-time performance, etc., and is suitable for performance test and research of the wind turbine generator when in network voltage faults.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a voltage drop generator meeting the requirements of the IEC61000-4-11 and GB / T17626.11 standards, which is especially suitable for the low voltage ride-through operation test of the wind power generating set, and can also be used for other electrical and electronic products when the grid voltage fails. performance testing and research under the circumstances. Background technique [0002] Modern large-scale wind power generation systems mainly include doubly-fed induction generators and permanent magnet synchronous generators, among which doubly-fed induction generators are the current mainstream models. At present, my country's wind power technology mostly stays in the operation control under ideal grid conditions. Since various symmetrical and asymmetrical faults often occur in the actual grid, it is necessary to carry out research on operation control under grid faults. In recent years, a variety of wind turbine grid-conne...

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