Sensitive Load Voltage Compensation Performed by a Suitable Control Method

This paper proposes the usage of a repetitive-based control to dynamically restore the voltage applied to sensitive and critical loads of power system. The control intrinsically is able to wipe off harmonic distortion and relies on simple transfer function. As a consequence, there is no need to apply harmonic selective filters. Furthermore, the control system is able to work out on sinusoid references and, thus, avoids the need of employing the dq transform. A recursive least-squares is also included to the control system in order to assure the synchronization of the voltages to be restored. The design of the control parameters along with the system stability is discussed. The experimental results are produced with a setup of a three-phase series compensator. The scenarios for emulating faulty voltages are the same for experimental and simulated results. The results corroborates the usage of the proposed method.