Abstract
Paralleling is the development tendency of the auxiliary inverter. This paper analyzes the problems of the parallel process in detail. First, for inherent contraction between voltage regulation performance and current sharing performance, the paper adopts the resistive droop method. Second, the paper improves dynamic performance and reliability of the droop method by improving power calculation and introducing the whole cycle adaptive droop method. Third, in order to solve the unshared current problem caused by inconsistent parameters, the paper increases active power proportion droop coefficient, and introduces voltage compensation strategy to compensate voltage drop caused by increased proportion droop coefficient. Fourth, the auxiliary parallel system has complicated load characteristics; the paper proposes voltage compensation strategy to compensate voltage drop caused by the pump load. This paper utilizes three-phase total reactive power to droop frequency and active power of each phase to droop amplitude, unbalanced current can be shared. This paper introduces special virtual impedance technology to solve the harmonic current sharing problem caused by the nonlinear load. Finally, the effectiveness of above theory is fully verified by simulation and experiment.
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