有源前端LCL滤波器的设计两电平电压源转换器英文翻译.docVIP

英文翻译 英文文献原文 Design of LCL Filters of Active-Front-End Two-Level Voltage-Source Converters Kamran Jalili and Steffen Bernet, Member, IEEE Abstract—This paper introduces a new iterative design procedure of L and LCL filters for low-voltage active-front-end PWM two-level voltage source converters. The analytical expression of the converter harmonic voltages by Bessel functions is applied to design the filter parameters for defined maximum grid current harmonics. Different filter designs are derived for various resonance frequencies and inductance split factors of LCL filter. The minimum amount of stored energy of passive components is used to select a final filter design. A voltage-oriented control scheme,including active damping, is applied in the (400 V and 50 kVA) experimental setup. Both simulation and experimental investigations are presented to verify the accuracy of the filter design procedure. Finally, the steady state and transient performance of the active front end with different LCL filters are depicted. I. INTRODUCTION EMERGING applications like regenerative energy sources,increasing energy prices, and strict international grid standardsare the reason, therefore, that pulsewidth-modulation(PWM) voltage-source converters (VSCs) are increasingly appliedas active-front-end converters in low-voltage drives. Sinusoidalinput currents, an adjustable power factor at the pointof common coupling (PCC), ride-through capability, and anadjustment of the dc-link voltage are further advantages of such a converter topology (see, e.g., [1]–[9]). An inductance is the most simple filter configuration betweenPWM voltage source converter and grid. However, the limitedmaximum dc voltage and dynamic performance of a converterwith common switching frequencies, as well as the substantialcosts and size of the inductance, avoid the use of a pure inductivefilter for medium- and high-power converters (S xkVA)[10], [11]. The application of an LCL filter is an attractive solution toover