Grid-connected photovoltaic inverter

Abstract

The invention discloses a grid-connected photovoltaic inverter and relates to equipment which employs irreversible DC power input conversion as AC power output for a semiconductor device with a control electrode and is used for being used together with a power supply system of a power supply. The equipment consists of a photovoltaic array module, four identical switching tubes, two identical diodes, four identical capacitors, an inductor and a power grid; and the topology ensures not to generate DC component or common mode current for the power grid. Meanwhile, the inverter has low output current ripple and higher efficiency, and overcomes the defects that the conventional full-bridge inverters and other types of transformerless photovoltaic inverters generate DC component in the power grid and generate common mode current or/and higher current ripple. Compared with a half-bridge inverter, the grid-connected photovoltaic inverter reduces the differential mode voltage and current ripple by half.

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technical field [0001] The technical solution of the present invention relates to a device for converting the irreversible DC power input of a semiconductor device with a control pole into an AC power output and for use with a power supply system of a power supply, specifically a photovoltaic grid-connected inverter . Background technique [0002] Solar photovoltaic power generation technology is gradually becoming the focus of attention. In 2008, the total global installed capacity of photovoltaic power generation systems reached 5.56GW, of which Spain, Germany, Italy, the United States, South Korea and Japan accounted for more than 96%, an increase of 50% compared with 2007. By the end of 2008, the total installed capacity of photovoltaic power generation systems had reached 13.4GW. Photovoltaic grid-connected systems accounted for about 99% of the total installed capacity in 2008. [0003] The photovoltaic grid-connected power generation system is mainly composed of ph...

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[0004] However, since there is no transformer isolation, there is an electrical connection between the photovoltaic array module and the grid. In addition to causing safety problems, the following two problems may also arise: First, the current input by the inverter to the grid may contain large DC component (that is, DC injection), which causes the shift of the operating point of the distributed transformer in the grid, which may cause transformer saturation; second, if the inverter has a variable common-mode voltage, a common-mode voltage will be generated between the photovoltaic array module and the ground Current (that is, leakage current), common mode current may produce seri

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