This invention discloses a multi-
harmonic source responsibility quantification method based on asynchronous measurement, relating to the field of
power quality harmonic technology. The method includes measuring the
harmonic voltage of the
bus of interest and the harmonic current at the connection point between each harmonic source and the
bus of interest to construct the observed
signal. After centering and whitening, a
covariance matrix is constructed. For the
covariance matrix, the optimal common
orthogonal matrix is determined, and the source
signal matrix is reconstructed. The harmonic
transfer impedance corresponding to each harmonic source
signal is calculated based on a fast-changing component model. Each harmonic source signal is multiplied by its corresponding harmonic
transfer impedance to obtain the harmonic
voltage of the corresponding harmonic source. The harmonic
voltage is projected onto the harmonic voltage of the
bus of interest to achieve multi-harmonic source responsibility quantification. This method does not rely on GPS, simplifying the operation steps of multi-harmonic source responsibility quantification and helping to improve quantization efficiency. Simultaneously, the sparsity of the
hybrid matrix reduces the computational dimensionality, alleviating the computational burden and improving quantization accuracy.