Abstract
When an existing photovoltaic (PV) system is upgraded to a residential PV/battery system, the single-phase PV inverter under both input conditions of battery and PV should be properly controlled to restrain the input current ripple and grid-current harmonics. To do this, equivalent circuits of PV array and Li-ion battery pack are first constructed and respectively analyzed. The analysis results show that the input current under the battery pack may contain serious ripple component due to the low internal impedance of the battery pack, which cannot suppress the ripple current caused by the inherent power coupling problem of the grid-connected single-phase inverter. Then, based on the small signal model of the boost dc–dc convertor, a novel active control method is proposed for mitigating the input current ripple, which adopts double-channel current feedbacks including an additional ripple current feedback channel and the normal one. To provide the feedback signal, a third-order general integrator is introduced to extract the current ripple. Besides, a proportional-resonant controller is used to restrain the grid-current harmonics. Finally, the control parameters are obtained using MATLAB toolbox, and the proposed control strategies are validated by the experimental results on a 5 kW prototype.
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