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2013 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition, ECCE 2013
This paper presents how a three-phase BTB converter is actively controlled to operate as a power compensator and a harmonic current filter, simultaneously. The main goal of the proposed control scheme is to analyze the current injected by the BTB converter at the PCC using three components. These components are used to compensate: the active power, the reactive power and the current harmonics. The current components of nonlinear loads are obtained and incorporated to the current controllers in order to achieve the filtering function. For the analysis, the active power compensation is a priority and it is accomplished. A 30 kVA BTB converter is used for simulations. Experimental tests were carried out with a 3 kVA prototype. © 2013 IEEE.
A three-phase back-to-back converter for reactive power compensation, current harmonic filtering and active power compensation
Active power compensation; Back-to-back converter; Current controller; Current harmonics; Experimental test; Filtering functions; Power compensators; Reactive power compensation; Energy conversion; Reactive power; Harmonic analysis
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