2016 IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Drives and Energy Systems (PEDES) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/pedes.2016.7914441
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Online computation of error band for hysteresis current controlled reactive current compensators

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“…Assuming that the output of the three phase inverter connected to inductance and resistance, the mathematical model of the output is established based on Figure 1 is as shown in (2) [4].…”
Section: Mathematical Model Of Three Phase Invertermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assuming that the output of the three phase inverter connected to inductance and resistance, the mathematical model of the output is established based on Figure 1 is as shown in (2) [4].…”
Section: Mathematical Model Of Three Phase Invertermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An easier sector identification method for vector calculation in CESP‐based online computation HCC is validated in [26]. Moreover, an online current error boundary computation technique for shunt compensators is presented in [27] with voltage error vector evaluated using the conventional trigonometric relations, which incur high computational complexity. An online modification of parabolic boundary driven CESP‐based HCC by using sampled magnitudes of reference phase voltages for induction motor drive is introduced in [28, 30, 31].…”
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“…Multilevel inverter based shunt active filter application is discussed in 28 with CESP based HCC in which hexagonal boundary is selected to reduce the current error deviations. Moreover, in 29 , the online current error boundary computation technique reported in 26 is used for shunt compensators in which voltage error vector evaluation incurs high computational complexity.…”
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