Abstract

The multi-rate repetitive controller (MRC) can achieve zero steady-state error in tracking the reference current signal of grid-connected inverters, save the settling time effectively, and improve the running speed. However, when the grid frequency fluctuates, the harmonic suppression performance of MRC will degrade. Aiming at the problem of harmonic suppression performance degradation, a fractional-order MRC (FOMRC) based on the farrow structure fractional delay (FD) filter is proposed. Firstly, the equivalent digital model of MRC is established, and a Farrow structure fractional delay (FD) filter based on Taylor series expansion is selected as the internal model filter of MRC. The stability analysis and harmonic suppression characteristics of the FOMRC are analyzed. Then, the parameter design of FOMRC applied to an LCL single-phase grid-connected inverter control system is given. Finally, the simulation results show that the proposed method has better transient and steady-state performance than the CRC when the grid frequency fluctuates.

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