The invention discloses a control method of a three-phase grid-connected 
inverter based on a modified proportional resonant 
regulator. The method comprises the following steps of: firstly, computing according to given active and reactive powers of the 
inverter and a 
voltage of a 
power grid to obtain required d-axis and q-axis currents under a synchronous coordinate 
system, and performing coordinate transformation by combining with phase information which is measured by a 
phase locking loop and a measured three-phase 
voltage signal of the 
power grid to obtain a current reference 
signal under a stationary alpha-beta coordinate 
system; secondly, performing coordinate transformation on an output current 
signal of the 
inverter to the alpha-beta coordinate 
system, controlling and tracking the current reference signal by the modified proportional resonant 
regulator with a 
harmonic compensator; and finally, returning to an abc coordinate system by coordinate transformation to generate a pulse-width modulation (PWM) pulse-control three-phase full-bridge inverter output, so as to make a 
distributed generation system grid-connected for power generation. By the method, a large number of complicated computation processes are eliminated, and a control structure is simplified. The control method of the three-phase grid-connected inverter based on the modified proportional resonant 
regulator is an accurate and high-efficiency novel inverter control method and has a bright development future.