2018
DOI: 10.1109/tpel.2016.2637377
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Systematic Design of the Hybrid Damping Method for Three-Phase Inverters With High-Order Filters

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“…LCL filter is used in the proposed system to eliminate the harmonics effect [35]. The LCL filter is shown in Figure 3, and the limits of it is parameters can be calculated by (12).…”
Section: Proposed System Design 31 Lcl Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…LCL filter is used in the proposed system to eliminate the harmonics effect [35]. The LCL filter is shown in Figure 3, and the limits of it is parameters can be calculated by (12).…”
Section: Proposed System Design 31 Lcl Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The LCL filter has better performance of harmonic attenuation and lower cost compared with other types [1][3]. To enhance the performance of GCI with filter, many control strategies are used such as proportional resonance (PR) [4] and proportional integral (PI) controllers with passive damping method [5], [6], active damping method [7][10] and hybrid damping method [11], [12]. The damping methods are used to enhance the performance of PR and PI controllers by reduction the resonance effect, in another hand, these methods add extra cost like extra power in passive damping method and extra number of sensors in active damping method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are two methods of resonance suppression for LCL inverter: passive damping method [8,9] and active damping method [10][11][12][13]. In the active damping method, actual resistance in the system is not introduced, using the control algorithm to increase the virtual resistance to achieve damping to suppress resonance; therefore, the system will not cause power loss.…”
Section: Single Inverter Grid-connected Resonance Suppression Measuresmentioning
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“…high-order filter configuration, linear current control techniques in static or rotating coordinates need to be combined with effective active or passive damping schemes to suppress the filter resonance and improve the inverter stability [3]- [10]. Nevertheless, active damping is vulnerable to the digital delay and parametric variations [11], and passive damping brings in additional power loss and degrades the filter attenuation [2], [4], [5]. Alternatively, the nonlinear boundary control technique is also suitable for gridconnected inverters with high order power filters [12]- [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%