A Study on Relationship of Temperature Rising Function and System Failure of Inductor for Renewable Energy Grid Tied Inverter.docVIP

A Study on Relationship of Temperature Rising Function and System Failure of Inductor for Renewable Energy Grid Tied Inverter 　　1. Grid Tied PWM Converter 　　2. The controller of voltage/current of grid tied convertor 　　The commonly used control structure of PWM converter has series structure with DC link voltage control on the top and current control on the bottom. 　　2.1 The voltage controller of grid tied converter 　　Compared to current controller， voltage controller has bigger control cycle， since the speed of response of voltage controller is slower than that of current controller. 　　If the input power from power supply is bigger than the output power that is consumed， DC link voltage is increased， In the opposite case， as the DC link voltage is decreased， DC link voltage can be controlled by controlling input power. 　　Thus， this can be seen as controlling DC link voltage by controlling valid power current（q axid current）. The figure below 2 indicates diagram of current controller with IP controller. 　　Fig. 1. Diagram of voltage controller 　　2.2 The current controller of grid tied converter 　　The Current controller to control q-axid （active component current）current that controls fixed power of DC link voltage and d-axid（reactive component current）current that maintains power factor as 1 is improved by applying IP current controller. 　　Fig. 2. Diagram of Current controller 　　The gain of IP current controller can be induced like below. 　　（14） 　　（15） 　　（16） 　　3. Simulation of 3 phase PWM converter 　　Fig. 3. 3 phase AC/DC PWM converter simulation circuit 　　Before producing 3phase AC/DC PWM converter， it has been simulated like fig. 3. 　　The simulation is composed by using PSIM， simulation code has formed with DLL block in order to be directly recognized by hardware controller. 　　Also in order to check the characteristics of load ， the response property is checked by changing the size of load every 0.3second. 　　Fig. 4.The simulated wave form