Experimental and simulation results of a current-source three-phase shunt activ...

• Author(s): Exposto, Bruno ; Pinto, J. G. ; Pedrosa, Delfim ; Gonçalves, Henrique ; Afonso, João L.
• Date: 2012
• Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/1822/20908
• Origin: RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
• Subject(s): Current-source inverter; Periodic sampling; Shunt active power filter; Power quality; p-q theory
• Document Type: Conference Object
• Language: English

Description

In this paper are presented experimental and simulation results of a Current-Source Three-Phase Shunt Active Power Filter, during its operation to compensate the currents a low power factor load and a nonlinear load. The Shunt Active Power Filter controller, described in detail along the paper, relies in the p-q Theory to generate the reference compensation currents and to regulate the DC-link inductor current. The regulation of the DC-link inductor current is done consuming sinusoidal currents in phase with the system voltages. The performance and the dynamic behavior of the Shunt Active Power Filter using Periodic Sampling Modulation Technique was assessed first through several computer simulations, and then through the analysis of experimental results obtained with a developed laboratory prototype. Thereby, in this paper are presented several obtained results that show the correct operation of a Current-Source Three-Phase Shunt Active Power Filter using the Periodic Sampling Modulation Technique.