The invention discloses a method for suppressing low-frequency secondary ripples of a single-phase UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)
system adopting an
active filter circuit, and relates to the technical field of filter circuits. Comprising the following steps: acquiring voltages at two ends of a support
capacitor in an
active filter circuit, a filter
inductor current and a total output current of a storage
battery pack in real time, and
processing by a controller to generate a
voltage loop control component; superposing the component with the
total current in the current
inner loop to form a comprehensive reference
signal, comparing the comprehensive reference
signal with the actual inductive current, and then generating a
current loop control component through a current controller; and after carrying out per-unit
processing, superposing a minimum boost duty ratio Dmin required by calculation, and carrying out comparison modulation with a
carrier signal to generate a PWM (
Pulse Width Modulation) driving
signal for controlling a switching tube in the bidirectional Buck / Boost circuit. According to the invention, the bidirectional Buck / Boost active filtering is introduced to effectively suppress the low-frequency secondary
ripple current of the DC side of the single-phase UPS
system. The risk that when the load power changes, especially when the load is heavy, the
voltage fluctuation of the supporting
capacitor is aggravated, and the
voltage valley value is too low, so that the
system works abnormally is solved.