LCL-type grid-connected inverter parallel connection virtual impedance control method
A technology of virtual impedance control and virtual impedance, which is applied to AC network circuits, single-network parallel feeding arrangements, and AC networks to reduce harmonics/ripples, etc., can solve problems such as resonance and phase-locked loop control weakening, and achieve system Effects of improved phase margin, small harmonics, and good applicability
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[0026] A parallel virtual impedance control method for LCL grid-connected inverters. The parallel virtual impedance control method is based on the traditional dual-current control model of LCL grid-connected inverters. The parallel virtual impedance is added to improve the performance of the system under high grid impedance conditions. The phase margin ensures that the system has high robustness and high dynamic response under a wide range of grid impedance, and the impedance form and value range of the virtual impedance are given.
[0027] like figure 1 The grid-connected circuit topology diagram of the LCL inverter shown, U dc It is the equivalent DC power supply of photovoltaic panels or energy storage batteries; the output of the DC power supply is converted into AC power through the inverter, and then connected to the AC power grid through the LCL filter circuit. The LCL filter circuit includes the inverter side inductance L 1 , Grid side inductance L 2 and filter capac...
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