Abstract
Advanced Power Electronic Converters and Power Quality Conditioning
Highlights
In the paper entitled “Feedforward Harmonic Mitigation Strategy for Single-Phase Voltage Source Converter,” Q
As the singlephase voltage source converters (SPVSCs) has been widely used with the rapid development of distributed generations (DGs) in the grid or microgrid, this paper aims at mitigating the harmonic injection problem of the SPVSC
Tuluhong et al compare different multilevel grid-connected inverter topologies for PV applications and propose a hybrid T-type inverter topology, which can reduce the harmonic content and the power loss of the converter and improve the conversion efficiency of the system. e space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM) method is applied for the proposed topology. e results show that the proposed Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering structure is superior to the most widely used topology, i.e., the diode clamped and the T-type three-level circuits
Summary
In the paper entitled “Feedforward Harmonic Mitigation Strategy for Single-Phase Voltage Source Converter,” Q. Advanced PQ solutions, compensator topologies, detection methods, control algorithms, and PWM techniques are the key driven force to achieve the goal of power quality enhancement in power grid or microgrids. E purpose of this special issue is to collect high-quality research articles as well as review papers on the recent theoretical, structure, control, and analysis advancement on PQ problems and their corresponding solutions in power grid, microgrids, and railway electrification system.
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