When the authors research on the fact that some SVC （static var compensator） substations connected at some buses in power system, they realized that some main functions ensured to operate well. Those are： compensat...When the authors research on the fact that some SVC （static var compensator） substations connected at some buses in power system, they realized that some main functions ensured to operate well. Those are： compensate reactive power following value U＊ according to the requirements of the Vietnamese power system dispath center, flit harmonic by passive filter... However, it still has some disadvantages of this substation that need to be overcome： use large number of main devices, generate harmonics by itself, cause a lot of active power losses. Thus, the authors have an idea to solve these problems by applying a bidirectional power converter with having difference circuit structure and PWM （pulse width modulation） controller with SVM （space vector modulation） pulse generated section, so compensative current which is created by inductance element can be reserved, adjust continuos and always has full sinusoidal form, not generating harmonic. The benefit of this new solution is to eliminate the three above fundamental disadvantages. This new model is built based on authors＇ research about BESS （battery energy storage system）. The research results have been verified by simulations in Matlab/Simulink software.展开更多
Since the year of 2009 when the first appli- cation of organohalide lead perovskite as the light har- vester in solar cells was reported, tremendous attention has been devoted to these new types of perovskite-based so...Since the year of 2009 when the first appli- cation of organohalide lead perovskite as the light har- vester in solar cells was reported, tremendous attention has been devoted to these new types of perovskite-based solid-state solar cells and remarkable power conversion efficiency of over 20 % has been achieved to date. In this review, we first introduce the properties of organic- inorganic halide perovskites and then focus on the notable achievements made on the perovskite layer to improve the power conversion efficiency of solid-state perovskite solar cells, which is featured by process engineering of the state-of-the-art lead methylammoni- um triiodide perovskite and material control of lead triiodide perovskites and other newly emerged per- ovskites. In the end, we wish to provide an outlook of the future development in solid-state perovskite solar cells. Provided that the instability and toxicity of solid- state perovskite solar cells can be solved, we will wit- ness a new era for cost-effective and efficient solar cells.展开更多
文摘When the authors research on the fact that some SVC （static var compensator） substations connected at some buses in power system, they realized that some main functions ensured to operate well. Those are： compensate reactive power following value U＊ according to the requirements of the Vietnamese power system dispath center, flit harmonic by passive filter... However, it still has some disadvantages of this substation that need to be overcome： use large number of main devices, generate harmonics by itself, cause a lot of active power losses. Thus, the authors have an idea to solve these problems by applying a bidirectional power converter with having difference circuit structure and PWM （pulse width modulation） controller with SVM （space vector modulation） pulse generated section, so compensative current which is created by inductance element can be reserved, adjust continuos and always has full sinusoidal form, not generating harmonic. The benefit of this new solution is to eliminate the three above fundamental disadvantages. This new model is built based on authors＇ research about BESS （battery energy storage system）. The research results have been verified by simulations in Matlab/Simulink software.
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文摘Since the year of 2009 when the first appli- cation of organohalide lead perovskite as the light har- vester in solar cells was reported, tremendous attention has been devoted to these new types of perovskite-based solid-state solar cells and remarkable power conversion efficiency of over 20 % has been achieved to date. In this review, we first introduce the properties of organic- inorganic halide perovskites and then focus on the notable achievements made on the perovskite layer to improve the power conversion efficiency of solid-state perovskite solar cells, which is featured by process engineering of the state-of-the-art lead methylammoni- um triiodide perovskite and material control of lead triiodide perovskites and other newly emerged per- ovskites. In the end, we wish to provide an outlook of the future development in solid-state perovskite solar cells. Provided that the instability and toxicity of solid- state perovskite solar cells can be solved, we will wit- ness a new era for cost-effective and efficient solar cells.
