Abstract

To improve the real-time and accuracy of transient disturbance localization in the power grid, this paper designs an FPGA-based transient disturbance detection system based on the good time-frequency local analysis capability, multi-resolution analysis characteristics of wavelet decomposition, and the selection of db5 (Daubechies 5) wavelets. The system acquires the original disturbance signal through an external high-speed AD/DA board, implements the wavelet transform algorithm by the EP4CE10F17C8 FPGA, and then feeds back to the high-speed AD/DA board to output the location of the singularities in the high-frequency detail signal that corresponds to the start and end moments of the disturbance. Simulation and actual test results together show that the system can accurately and quickly locate the start and end moments of typical single disturbances such as voltage sag and short interruption, with a measurement deviation of within 3ms, meeting the real-time requirements.

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