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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

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-02-22
JIANGSU ZHENAN ELECTRIC POWER EQUIP
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The current modulation method of driving waveform can often achieve reactive power compensation, but the grid-connected current will be distorted at the grid voltage and its own zero-crossing point, because the grid voltage and grid-connected current or reference voltage and grid-connected current are used for time segments Or the zero point of the grid voltage and reference current is used as the division wiring, which will cause distortion of the grid-connected current at the zero-crossing point of the grid current and its own zero-crossing point, so the present invention designs a single-phase photovoltaic grid-connected inverter that is both It can output reactive power and ensure no current zero-crossing distortion, and the control algorithm is simple and easy to implement

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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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The invention relates to a modulation method for realizing reactive compensation and nondistortion of the grid connected current at the power grid voltage zero crossing point and the zero crossing point itself based on a single-phase grid connected system. The modulation method includes six controlled switch tubes S1-S6 of an H6 bridge inverter circuit, a negative free-wheeling diode D1, and a positive free-wheeling diode D2, and the function of reactive compensation is achieved through the different driving control of the controlled switch tubes at different times, and the power grid current is free of waveform distortion at the power grid voltage zero crossing point and the zero crossing point of itself.

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technical field [0001] The single-phase inverter grid-connected circuit of the present invention particularly relates to a method with reactive power compensation and no zero-crossing distortion of current. [0002] Background technique: [0003] Energy crisis, atmospheric pollution and global warming are the biggest problems facing mankind. These two problems are inseparable from the fact that today's world still relies on fossil energy as the main energy consumption. To this end, we need to develop and utilize clean and renewable energy. Solar energy is a clean, almost inexhaustible source of energy. [0004] Among them, photovoltaic power generation is one of the main ways to utilize solar energy, and has been supported and developed by the society and the state. In addition, the rise of the global energy Internet has higher technical requirements for the operation of distributed photovoltaic grid-connected power generation on the distribution network. The new standard r...

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IPC IPC(8): H02J3/18H02J3/38
CPCH02J3/1864H02J3/383Y02E10/56Y02E40/30
Inventor 凌辉陈扬庞玲玉沈剑宋健朱瑾
Owner JIANGSU ZHENAN ELECTRIC POWER EQUIP
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