This invention discloses a phase-locked loop-free self-
synchronizing unified grid-connected
inverter system, consisting of a circuit module and a control module. The control module obtains various detection signals from the circuit module through measurement, including the
voltage and grid-connected current at the
inverter's PCC, the grid-side
voltage, and the
inverter-side
inductor current. These signals, along with preset inverter output active and reactive power commands, serve as inputs. The
system then passes through a self-synchronization control loop, a
reference current generation loop, a compensation
current generation loop, a pre-synchronization
current generation loop, a fault ride-through control loop, and a
voltage amplitude error compensation loop to output a modulated inverter voltage. This achieves phase-locked loop-free self-
synchronizing unified control of the grid-connected inverter
system under multiple operating conditions. This invention eliminates the need for a dedicated phase-locked loop to establish the inverter output voltage, providing
power dispatch and voltage support capabilities. It adapts to various operating conditions, including normal off-grid /
grid connection and fault conditions, and operates intelligently and autonomously. It is suitable for grid-connected applications of
new energy grid-connected inverters.