Abstract
STATCOM, a star cascade H bridge, usually uses zero-sequence voltage injection to achieve inter-phase DC voltage balance. Different from negative sequence current injection, the phase-to-phase DC voltage balance control based on zero sequence voltage injection does not generate zero sequence current in three-phase and three-wire systems, which is beneficial to the power quality of the system. In the traditional control algorithm, the zero sequence voltage is calculated by the unbalanced active power and current. The control algorithm contains a large number of complex operations and matrix operations, which need to consume a lot of controller resources and is not conducive to system design and expansion. Moreover, in order to improve the dynamic performance under voltage imbalance, the positive and negative sequence separation is introduced into the feedforward control to increase the complexity of the control algorithm. In order to simplify the control algorithm, a PI regulator is proposed to linearly adjust the DC component of zero sequence voltage in DQ coordinate system. At the same time, through theoretical analysis, it is found that the zero-sequence voltage in feedforward control is equal to the zero-sequence voltage in power grid, so the positive and negative sequence separation can be removed, further simplifying the algorithm.
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