A three-phase frequency-locked loop based on l-m algorithm and its realization method
A realization method and technology of frequency-locked loop, applied in automatic control of power, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as complex parameter setting, phase lag, and poor suppression effect
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[0064] 1. Establishment of the mathematical model of the frequency-locked loop:
[0065] First of all, the three-phase voltage in the case of no harmonic grid can be expressed as the following formula:
[0066] v a (k)=V a (k)cos(ωkΔT+φ)
[0067] v b (k)=V b (k)cos(ωkΔT+φ-2π / 3)
[0068] v c (k)=V c (k)cos(ωkΔT+φ+2π / 3)
[0069] V a (k), V b (k), V c (k) is the peak value of the three-phase voltage, ΔT is the sampling interval period, Ф is the initial phase of the fundamental frequency signal, ω=2πf is the angular frequency of the voltage signal, and f is the frequency of the voltage signal.
[0070] It is transformed into a two-phase quadrature signal by Clark:
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[0072] Using the Clark transformation, the horizontal and vertical axis components v can be obtained α1 (k) and v β1 (k), for a balanced three-phase system, V a (k)=V b (k)=V c (k)=A, at the same time there is v α1 (k) and v β1 (k) Satisfy the following relationship:
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