期刊
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER ELECTRONICS
卷 34, 期 11, 页码 10509-10523出版社
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TPEL.2019.2897150
关键词
Adaptive comb filter; circulating current harmonics; frequency adaptive periodic control; frequency droop control; HVdc transmission; modular multilevel converter; offshore wind farm integration; spatial comb filter (SCF); spatial repetitive controller (SRC)
资金
- Singapore Maritime Institute
- Schlumberger Limited, Singapore
Circulating current control is one of the critical issues in modular multilevel converters (MMCs). When a frequencydroop-regulated MMC is used to integrate an offshore wind farm into an high-voltage dc transmission system, the variation in its operating ac line frequency induces a change in circulating current harmonic frequencies. Hence, the conventional circulating current controllers, such as proportional-resonant or repetitive controller, which are tuned to a specific frequency, fail to alleviate the circulating current harmonics. In this paper, a new control architecture comprising of a spatial comb filter (SCF) and a spatial repetitive controller (SRC) is proposed to effectively attenuate the even-order harmonics in the circulating current independent of the operating ac line frequency of the MMC. The proposed controller incorporates the phase sampling technique to achieve the dynamic change in the sampling frequency, which is the key to strong periodic disturbance rejection capability of the SCF and SRC even under variable frequency operation. A system level simulation model has been developed on PLECS simulation software to demonstrate the performance of the proposed control architecture. In addition, a scaled-down laboratory prototype of a 1-kW, 400-V, five-level single-phase MMC is developed and the experimental results are presented to substantiate the performance of the proposed control scheme.
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