Reactive compensation technology of parallel connection energy unidirectional flow controlled rectifier
A unidirectional flow and rectifier technology, applied in reactive power compensation, reactive power adjustment/elimination/compensation, AC network circuits, etc., can solve the problem that the quantitative output of reactive power cannot be realized, and the ability to control the power quality of the converter is limited , limited capacity of reactive power compensation, etc.
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[0092] A single-phase Vienna rectifier model based on parallel structure is built in MATLAB / Simulink and simulated.
[0093] Image 6 When a single-phase Vienna rectifier provides reactive power to the grid, the input voltage and input current waveforms; Figure 7 The waveforms of input voltage and input current when two single-phase Vienna rectifiers in parallel structure are used for reactive power compensation to the grid; Figure 8 It is a THD comparison chart. It can be seen that based on the parallel structure of two single-phase Vienna rectifiers, compared with a single-phase Vienna rectifier, the degree of distortion of the input current at the common coupling point is greatly reduced, which proves that the one-way flow of parallel energy proposed by the present invention is controllable Rectifier reactive power compensation technology can enable power electronic devices to generate reactive power and reduce or elimin...
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