Compensation Strategy Research in Dynamic Voltage Restore

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The dynamic voltage restorer shows promise in providing a cost effective solution for the protection of sensitive loads from voltage sags. DVR as an important electrical installation has attracted many domestic and foreign researchers’ attention. The paper discusses the voltage compensation strategy in a DVR. At first the working principle and the basic structure of the DVR are described in detail, and then based on typical topology, the advanced theory analysis of DVR compensation strategy are put forward, and an overview of studies on the advanced compensation strategy is provided. Finally, the future research trends of the DVR compensation strategy are discussed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 542-543)

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1227-1230

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June 2012

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