Abstract
Summary form only given. This paper introduces and develops (i) a novel unified dynamic model, and (ii) new control schemes for a grid-connected static energy conversion system that is based on the voltage-sourced converter (VSC) configuration. The model and the controls are applicable to both the conventional two-level, and the three-level neutral point diode clamped (NPC) VSCs. The model is unified since it represents the dynamic behavior of the with respect to both positive- and negative-sequence components, due to unbalanced grid conditions and disturbances. To develop the unified model, the concepts of generalized sinusoidal pulse-width modulation (SPWM) and VSC sequence subsystems are presented. Based on the negative-sequence subsystem control, a new control strategy, to either balance the AC line currents or to mitigate DC-bus voltage ripples, is introduced. Application of the developed model and the controls to a variable-speed wind-power unit is presented in the paper.
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