About Grid-connected inverter repetitive control
Abstract: The repetitive control (RC) scheme, which can achieve zero steady-state error tracking of any periodic signal with a known integer period, is widely employed in grid-connected inverters to mitigate feed-in current harmonics.
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6 FAQs about [Grid-connected inverter repetitive control]
Can repetitive control reduce feed-in current harmonics in grid-connected inverters?
Abstract: The repetitive control (RC) scheme, which can achieve zero steady-state error tracking of any periodic signal with a known integer period, is widely employed in grid-connected inverters to mitigate feed-in current harmonics.
What is repetitive control in microgrids?
Author to whom correspondence should be addressed. Repetitive control (RC), which can track any periodic signal with a known integer period with zero steady-state error, is widely used for current control of grid-tied inverters in microgrids. However, the inherent one fundamental period time delay, leads to poor dynamic performance.
Do grid-connected inverters have a good power quality?
Abstract: The power quality of grid-connected inverters has drawn a lot of attention with the increased application of distributed power generation systems. The repetitive control technique is widely adopted in these systems, due to its excellent tracking performance and low output total harmonic distortion (THD).
Do grid-tied inverters have grid impedance fluctuations?
It is worth mentioning that, for the control methods of the grid-tied inverters considered in this paper, grid voltage magnitude fluctuations and grid impedance variations, which are common in distributed generation systems, are not taken into account.
Does adaptive repetitive control improve performance under grid frequency variation?
Though the improved RC scheme can minimise the period harmonic and has good dynamic response, it has poor performance under the grid frequency variation. To address the issues, a novel adaptive repetitive control (ARC) with frequency-adaptation and fast-transient capability based on is proposed in this paper.
Can a fixed sampling rate reduce injected current in grid-tied inverters?
This paper proposes an FA-IRC with a fixed sampling rate, to reject the harmonic components in the injected current of grid-tied inverters when grid frequency varies. The control strategy is based on a novel improved repetitive control.