Reactive compensation and current zero-crossing distortion free modulation method of single-phase grid connected inverter
A modulation method and inverter technology, applied in reactive power compensation, reactive power adjustment/elimination/compensation, AC network circuits, etc., can solve problems such as grid-connected current distortion and grid-connected current’s own zero-crossing distortion
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[0026] 1 for figure 2 When the grid voltage is ahead of the grid-connected current (a few cycles refer to 2-10 switches and cycles), the division of the time period is not directly divided according to the zero point of the voltage and current.
[0027] 2 What is different from other patents is T 1 Corresponding time period: several switching cycles before grid voltage crosses zero, grid voltage zero crossing to grid-connected current zero crossing, several switching cycles after current zero crossing; at T 1 During the time period, S6 is normally on, S1 and S4 work in the SPWM high-frequency state, S5 and S1 are out of phase, and S2 and S3 are normally off; when the grid works in mode 1, mode 5 and mode 6, the grid-connected current is The freewheeling direction is negative when it is negative, and D1 freewheeling when the grid-connected current is positive.
[0028] 3 The grid voltage and grid-connected current are both positive, and the difference from other patents is t...
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