Abstract
This paper presents the control and hardware design for a Hybrid Solid-State Transformer (HSST) applied to modern distribution systems. The HSST combines the advantages of conventional transformers, such as high efficiency and low cost, with those of Solid-State Transformers (SST), such as multifunctionality and fast dynamic response. Real-time simulation using a Typhoon HIL404 device is performed to validate the proposed multifunctional control strategy. The corresponding results validate the HSST’s capability to provide, while only processing partial system power, a regulated output voltage with grid voltage harmonic suppression and, at the same time, current load reactive and harmonic compensation to ensure a high-power factor and improved power quality to the grid.
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