Input source intelligent identification method applied to new energy hybrid inverter
A hybrid inverter and intelligent identification technology, applied in the field of automatic identification, can solve the problems of inverter curing and inability to meet diverse customer needs, and achieve the effects of improving reliability, reducing operational complexity, and improving efficiency.
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[0021] Example 1: The connection method of photovoltaic panels, wind generators and grid-connected inverters is as follows figure 1 As shown, the DC generated by the battery can be connected to the input terminal of the inverter. Therefore, if the inverter is connected to multiple input sources, it is necessary to use a certain identification method to determine the type of the current input source. The three-phase AC power generated by wind turbines is usually rectified by a three-phase rectifier bridge and then sent to the input terminal of the inverter. However, this DC voltage is not a smooth DC voltage like the voltage generated by photovoltaic panels. Assuming wind power The frequency of the three-phase voltage output by the generator is 10Hz, then an AC component with a frequency of 30Hz will be superimposed on the rectified DC voltage. The amplitude of this AC component mainly depends on the value of the filter capacitor behind the rectifier bridge and the applied load ...
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