This paper presents a transformerless topology of series active power filter with capability to protect sensitive loads against harmonics, sags, swells and unbalances of the power system voltages. The proposed topology is constituted by three isolated H-bridge with a voltage source at the DC side. The series active power filter has been studied with the help of PSIM (Power Simulation software) and simulatio...
This paper presents an evaluation of the performance of two different Positive-Sequence Detectors. This evaluation is made by comparing a PLL (Phase-Locked- Loop), combined with Lagrange Multipliers Method, with an Adaptive Filter. Both algorithms aim to detect the positive sequence at the fundamental frequency on a given three-phase system voltages or currents. The purpose of this evaluation is to assess the ...
Simulation and experimental results shown on this paper describes the performance of a developed Single-Phase Series Active Conditioner that regulates the voltage being delivered to a load. This Custom Power device is a solution for power quality issues related with voltage amplitude variations, which are responsible for innumerous flaws in industrial processes which brin...
This paper presents a Single-Phase Active Conditioner, which primal function is regulate load voltage, thus protecting the most sensitive loads from sags, swells, flicker and voltage harmonics. It is constituted by two back-to-back H-bridge converters. One regulates load voltage, the other DC-link voltage. This paper will focus essentially on the active power flow during sag and swell even...
Bruno Exposto, Helder Carneiro, J. G. Pinto, Carlos Couto, João L. Afonso, "Simulations of a current-source Shunt Active Power Filter with Carrier-Based PWM and Periodic Sampling Modulation Techniques" Proceedings of the 2011-14th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE 2011), pp.1-8, 30 Aug. – 1 Sept., 2011. ; This paper presents a Shunt Active Power Filter that is built using a current...
This paper presents a comparative analysis between synchronizing circuits applied to control algorithms for single-phase active converters. One of these synchronizing circuits corresponds to the single-phase PLL (Phase Locked Loop), implemented in α-β coordinates, whereas the other one corresponds to the E-PLL (Enhanced PLL). These synchronizing circuits are compared in several aspects as processing and settlin...
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