State Feedback Current Control of the Three-Phase Grid Connected Power Inverter for the Regenerative Loads

Marian Gaiceanu; Adriana Burlibasa; Cristian Eni; Mihaita Coman

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.647.935

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State Feedback Current Control of the Three-Phase Grid Connected Power Inverter for the Regenerative Loads

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Grid-connected power converters are controlled by the current loop, the voltage being delivered by the grid. The proposed state feedback current control has three components: the state feedback, the forcing component to achieve the desired state x₁ and the compensating feed forward of the perturbation. Moreover, the control of the power converter, through the external DC-link voltage loop, and internal current loop, assures zero steady state error, and power quality performances. In order to prove the quality of the proposed control, a regenerative load has been used, and the corresponding simulation results are provided.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 647)

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935-938

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January 2013

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Marian Gaiceanu, Adriana Burlibasa, Cristian Eni, Mihaita Coman

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MATLAB/SIMULINK, Power Converter, Regenerative Load, State Feedback Control, Unity Power Factor

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