Abstract
This article proposes an average periodic delay-based repetitive controller for power factor correction (PFC) converters undergoing grid frequency variations. When the grid frequency is changed, a conventional repetitive controller requires an interpolation method or additional memory to achieve frequency adaptability. Furthermore, frequency adaptability can also be realized using a variable sampling frequency; however, this requires additional computation effort and a multirate digital control system. In this article, with a fixed sampling frequency and memory length, the proposed repetitive controller, which generates the average periodic delay unit, maintains its harmonic compensation performance under grid frequency variations. In the proposed method, the control variables are updated depending on the phase of the grid voltage to reflect the grid frequency deviations in the average period delay unit. Because no complicated software modification is necessary, the proposed scheme can be easily plugged in the existing control algorithm. The theoretical analysis and stability issues of the proposed scheme have been discussed in detail to ensure stable operation and disturbance rejection. Both the simulations and the experiments on a 1.5-kW PFC converter have been carried out to verify the effectiveness of the proposed repetitive control.
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