LCL-T Module Reduction of Offshore Photovoltaic Power Generation System Based on Current Feedback-routh Approximation Method

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Fenghe Jin, Xin Yu, Zhenyu Song

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The rapid development of offshore photovoltaic power generation has attracted more and more attention. Aiming at the problem of poor output power quality caused by the randomness and intermittentness of offshore photovoltaic power generation, LCL filters and isolation transformers are widely used on the AC side of photovoltaic power generation systems to improve the power quality of Grid-connected. Although this method has a good suppression effect on harmonics and DC components, its higher order will result in a larger amount of calculation, especially in the simulation of large-scale photovoltaic grid-connected systems, the operating speed will be too slow. In order to increase the simulation rate while ensuring the quality of the output power, the high order LCL-T (LCL filter and isolation transformer) module of the photovoltaic power generation system is reduced in order. When the transformer is not saturated, the LCL-T module reduction method based on the weighted current feedback method is adopted, and the purpose of simplification is achieved through the zero-pole cancellation of the transfer function; When the transformer is saturated, the LCL-T module reduction method based on the Routh approximation method is adopted, Use advanced mathematics formulas to reduce the order of high-order system equivalent processing. The PSCAD/EMTDC simulation software verifies the off-grid characteristics and simulation rate of the reduced-order model.

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