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Unified reference controller for flexible primary control and inertia sharing in multi-terminal voltage source converter-HVDC grids [PDF]
, 2016 Multi-terminal dc (MTDC) grids are expected to be built and experience rapid expansion in the near future as they have emerged as a competitive solution for transmitting offshore wind generation and overlaying their ac counterpart. The concept of inertia
Candela García, José Ignacio +4 more
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Three-level Back-to-Back Converter Simulation for Wind Turbine Energy Source [PDF]
, 2013 This paper presents the simulation of three-level back-to-back converter for wind turbine energy source. For this paper, it will be focused on wind turbine energy source and determined the voltage from wind turbine energy source being regular value.
Ding, Guo-Qiang +12 more
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Multi‐pole voltage source converter HVDC transmission systems [PDF]
IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution, 2016 This study connects several modular multilevel converters to form multi‐pole voltage source converter high‐voltage dc (VSC‐HVDC) links which are suited for bulk power evacuation, with increased resiliency to ac and dc network faults. The proposed arrangements resemble symmetrical and asymmetrical HVDC links that can be used for bulk power transfer over
Ased, Grain Philip, Williams, Barry W.
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A quasi-Z-source boost DC-DC converter
Gong-kuang zidonghua, 2017 For problems of traditional boost converter including limited boost ability and high capacitor voltage stress, a boost DC-DC converter was proposed which used two quasi-Z-source networks in cascade.
FANG Xupeng +4 more
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Analysis of Switched Inductor Three-level DC/DC Converter [PDF]
Journal of Operation and Automation in Power Engineering, 2018 A non-isolated DC/DC converter with high transfer gain is proposed in this paper. The presented converter consists of the switched inductor and three-level converters. The DC/DC power converter is three-level boost converter to convert the output voltage
E. Salari, M. R. Banaei, A. Ajami
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Z-source converter integrated dc electric spring for power quality improvement in dc microgrid
Engineering Science and Technology, an International Journal, 2021 Increasing penetration of renewable energy sources reveals the concept of dc microgrid which has the advantages of low cost and low losses because of the elimination of the AC/DC conversion processes. The most frequently encountered power quality problem
Murat Mustafa Savrun
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IEEE Access, 2022 In this study, a new type of Z-source converter comprising galvanic isolation transformers is introduced based on classical non-isolated Z-source converters, which are promising devices for renewable applications. Compared to the typology of conventional
Naser Fakhri +7 more
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Multi-terminal HVDC grids with inertia mimicry capability [PDF]
, 2016 The high-voltage multi-terminal dc (MTDC) systems are foreseen to experience an important development in the next years. Currently, they have appeared to be a prevailing technical and economical solution for harvesting offshore wind energy. In this study,
Gharehpetian, Gevorg B. +4 more
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Reactive Power Synchronization Method for Voltage-Sourced Converters [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy, 2019 There is a growing interest in the parallel operation of voltage source converters (VSCs) both in an isolated microgrid or connected to the utility grid. The most common solution in the literature for the paralellization of VSCs is the so-called droop control, which brings about a relationship between active power and frequency.
Andres Pena Asensio +3 more
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Voltage Ripple Reduction in Voltage Loop of Voltage Source Converter
International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems (IJPEDS), 2017 In order to achieve a good dynamical response of a full-bridge AC-DC voltage source converters (VSC). The bandwidth of PI controller must be relatively wide. This leads to the voltage ripple produced in the control signal, as known that its ripple frequency has twice of the line frequency and cause the 3rd harmonic of an input current. A Ripple Voltage
Jedsada Jaroenkiattrai, Viboon Chunkag
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