Control scheme for a universal power quality manager in a two-phase synchronous rotating frame

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A universal power quality manager (UPQM) is presented. The active power balance of this UPQM is analysed. Based on the analysis a control scheme is established in a two-phase synchronous rotating dq-frame. In this control scheme the series active filter (AF) is controlled as a current source and makes the input current sinusoidal, while the shunt AF is controlled as a voltage source and it keeps the load voltage at the normal value. The performance of a UPQM with the proposed control scheme under different nonlinear load and source disturbance conditions is experimentally investigated.

Inspec keywords: power harmonic filters; electric current control; power system harmonics; active filters; voltage control; power supply quality

Other keywords: two-phase synchronous rotating frame; dq-frams; current sinusoidal; active power balance; current source control; voltage source control; universal power quality manager; disturbance conditions; nonlinear load; active filter

Subjects: Current control; Other power apparatus and electric machines; Power supply quality and harmonics; Control of electric power systems; Voltage control

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