Abstract
The interaction between the three-phase voltage source converters (VSCs) and the power grid may cause high-frequency resonant instable problems. Studies have indicated that the non-passivity of VSCs is the main reason that leads to the resonances. The above-mentioned passive means that the equivalent output admittance of the VSC has a positive real part. In this paper, a novel damped Smith predictor is proposed to suppress the resonant instability problem that caused by time delay. The research proved that the proposed Smith predictor can significantly improve the passivity of the VSC by reducing the width of the negative real part at the high-frequencies. Simulation and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed Smith predictor can distinctly improve the robustness of the VSC.
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