Direct current instruction calculation method for active secondary pulsation suppression under power grid unbalance
A technology for grid imbalance and secondary pulsation, which is applied to output power conversion devices, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of complex control, complicated control methods, and large amount of command current calculation, so as to simplify calculation and suppress secondary pulsation. , the effect of improving the response speed and control effect
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[0035] In this embodiment, the calculation method of the direct current command for active power secondary pulsation suppression under unbalanced power grid is carried out as follows:
[0036] Step 1. Sampling to obtain the three-phase unbalanced phase voltage E on the grid side of the PWM rectifier a ,E b and E c ;
[0037] Step 2. Use the symmetrical component method to sample the grid-side three-phase unbalanced phase voltage E a ,E b and E c Separation of positive and negative sequences according to formula (1) to obtain the positive sequence component E of the grid voltage a p ,E b p and E c p :
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[0040] Step 3. There is no zero-sequence component in the grid voltage in the three-phase three-wire system, then the negative-sequence component E of the grid voltage is obtained by formula (2) a n ,E b n ,E c n for:
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[0042] Step 4. Take the positive sequence phase voltage complex vector E of any phase grid side p and nega
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