Control system capable of realizing direct current (DC) capacitive voltage balance of H-bridge cascaded STATCOM (static synchronous compensator)
A DC capacitor and voltage balance technology, applied in flexible AC transmission systems and AC networks to reduce harmonics/ripples, harmonic reduction devices, etc. The method of phase shifting is simple and the effect of improving the degree of modularity
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[0022] The present invention will be further described in detail through specific steps and in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0023] Such as figure 1 The overall control structure diagram of the H-bridge cascaded STATCOM is shown. The cascaded STATCOM is directly connected to the compensation point through the AC reactor Lc to compensate the reactive power caused by the nonlinear load. In the figure, C1, ... Cn are each unit DC side capacitor. The modulation degree m of the modulation signal is calculated by the reference value Q* of the compensation power through the current controller, and the phase of the modulation signal is composed of three parts: common point voltage Vpcc phase-locking information θ, used for the overall balance of all unit capacitor voltages Phase angle σ and phase angle Δσi for each cell capacitor voltage balance. σ is obtained by adjusting the average ΣVdci / n of DC voltage of all units and its reference value through PI adjustment, a...
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