“…Topology of full-power converter based VSG is shown in Fig.2, which can generate many required voltage sag faults, and DSP is generally used to implement complex control. The equipment under test(EUT) is supplied by dual-PWM fullpower converter, where the 3-phase PWM rectifier controls input power factor and maintains stabilization of DC-side voltage [9], the 3-phase PWM inverter is controlled to generate required sag waveforms, to simulate different grid voltage sag faults such as voltage sags, swells, flickers, 3-phase asymmetric faults and voltage harmonics [10]; For grid voltage sag, it is convenient to control voltage sag depth, duration time, sag phase and types, and dual-PWM converter can achieve power bidirectional flow easily, therefore the solution can satisfy requirement of wind power system testing under different voltage sag faults.…”