Detection Scheme of Positive Sequence Components Based on Operation Period Delay Filter

Fast and accurate acquisition of positive sequence components of unbalanced grid voltage is an essential requirement to ensure the safety operation of the grid-connected inverter.To improve the extraction speed of positive sequence components of unbalanced voltage,this study proposes a sampling period delay filter(SPDF)to quickly separate positive and negative sequence components by delaying two sampling periods of grid voltage in dq frame.With the SPDF method,only one coordinate transformation is required and the computational burden can be reduced apparently.Then,the noise immunity performance of the proposed SPDF algorithm is investigated;and the corresponding solution,operation period delay filter(OPDF),can guarantee the desired fast response performance under the premise of limiting the amplified noise within the acceptable range.Finally,the feasibility and priority of the above two algorithms have been verified by the simulation and experimental results.

Modeling and Stability Issues of Voltage-source Converter-dominated Power Systems:A Review

With the substantive increase in the proportion of voltage-source converter(VSC)-based equipment,traditional power systems that primarily constituted of synchronous generators(SGs)gradually evolved into VSC-dominated ones.At the same time,there is an urgent need for modeling and stability assessment of such systems,since low inertia and weak damping features impair the ability of the systems to resist random disturbances.Existing works model the system dynamic processes from various domains(i.e.,time,frequency and energy),and analyze/determine the system stability under small or large disturbances.Among them,small-signal stability assessments mainly adopt the time-domain analysis based on the state-space model while frequency-domain methods include the impedance model,phase-amplitude dynamics model,and static synchronous generator model.Large-signal stability assessments mainly exploit the time-domain simulation with detailed models(i.e.,continuous/discrete-time mixed model with differentialdifference-algebraic equations),and the energy-domain analysis is based on energy function models.This paper presents a comprehensive review of existing modeling and stability analysis methods for VSC-dominated power systems,including their basic principles,key features,application scenarios and development tendencies.Key technical issues related to modeling and stability analysis are also summarized.

Improved Hybrid Reactive Power Compensation System Based on FC and STATCOM and Its Control Method

The purpose of this study is to solve the main problems in distribution networks,including increased line loss and reduced power supply quality caused by insufficient capacitive reactive power.To reduce the capacity,voltage,and current stress of an active module of a compensation device and improve the cost performance of the device,an improved hybrid reactive power compensation system based on a fixed capacitor(FC)and a static synchronous compensator(STATCOM)is proposed.The topological structure and basic operating principle of the proposed reactive power compensation system are introduced.In addition,from the perspectives of output voltage,current,power,loss of the active part,and system compensation cost,the performances of the proposed reactive compensator and the inductively coupled STATCOM(L-STATCOM)are compared and analyzed.Furthermore,the key parameters of the proposed system are designed,and the joint optimization control strategy of the FC and STATCOM is studied.The correctness and effectiveness of the proposed topology structure and control method are verified by simulations.