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This study proposes a multitasking three-phase four (3P4W) wire solar photovoltaic (SPV) system using a modified lattice wave digital filter (M-LWDF)-based control technique. For effective utilisation of SPV array, an incremental conductance-based maximum power point tracking approach is used to obtain the peak power. However, M-LWDF-based control technique is used to control the grid tied 4-leg voltage source converter. The proposed control technique with reduced computational burden is an analytical tool for extracting the harmonics free fundamental component of load current and the mitigation of load neutral current. The M-LWDF-based control technique is implemented under various working modes at non-linear loads.

Inspec keywords: power generation control; maximum power point trackers; power harmonic filters; digital filters; power grids; load (electric); photovoltaic power systems

Other keywords: harmonics free fundamental component; modified lattice wave digital filter-based control technique; M-LWDF-based control technique; 3P4W solar PV system; nonlinear loads; load neutral current mitigation; incremental conductance-based maximum power point tracking; SPV array utilisation; grid tied 4-leg voltage source converter control; multitasking three-phase four wire solar photovoltaic system; grid integration

Subjects: Solar power stations and photovoltaic power systems; Other power apparatus and electric machines; Control of electric power systems; Power supply quality and harmonics; DC-DC power convertors

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