Signal Analysis and Control Method of Operational Amplifier Input Pin in Photovoltaic Inverter Grid Sampling
A signal analysis method and photovoltaic inverter technology, which is applied in the field of control and input pin signal analysis of operational amplifiers (ie, operational amplifiers, operational amplifiers), and can solve problems such as operational amplifiers exceeding the safe voltage range
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[0027] figure 1 Shown is a fully differential grid voltage sampling circuit of a non-isolated photovoltaic inverter. This embodiment aims to provide a method for evaluating and analyzing the input pin signal of an operational amplifier in the grid voltage sampling circuit. The input pin signal analysis method of the operational amplifier in the fully differential sampling circuit of the grid voltage of the non-isolated photovoltaic inverter includes: quantifying and equivalenting the grid voltage and system common-mode voltage to the voltage acting on the input pin of the operational amplifier, and constructing an operational amplifier The signal safety model that the input pin of the device is affected by the grid voltage and the system common mode voltage; figure 1 The equivalent of the sampling circuit in is figure 2 signal security model. In this signal safety model, the effect of grid voltage and system common-mode voltage on the input pin of the operational amplifier ...
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[0031] Based on the analysis method of Embodiment 1, this embodiment provides a grid voltage sampling circuit of a non-isolated photovoltaic inverter and a signal control method for an input pin of an operational amplifier in the grid voltage sampling circuit. Such as image 3 shown in figure 1In the grid voltage sampling circuit of the non-isolated photovoltaic inverter shown, an adjusting resistor R3 is introduced, and the adjusting resistor R3 is respectively introduced into the two input pins of the operational amplifier. Then, the grid voltage and system common-mode voltage are quantified and equivalent to the voltage acting on the input pin of the op amp, and a signal safety model is constructed in which the input pin of the op amp is affected by the grid voltage and system common-mode voltage. For example, image 3 The sampling circuit shown after introducing the adjusting resistor R3 is equivalent to Figure 4 The safety signal model of the input pin of the op amp is...
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