February 2013
Intermediate to advanced
440 pages
11h 23m
English
book
Control of Power Inverters in Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Integration
by Qing-Chang Zhong, Tomas Hornik
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Index
H∞ repetitive control
cascaded current-voltage
current
voltage
voltage and current
H∞ norm
αβ frame
abc Frame
dq frame
AC-AC conversion
On-off control
Phase control
AC-DC conversion, see Rectifier
Active power compensator (APC)
Active power filter
Auxiliary power supplies
Bode plot
Boost converter
Buck converter
Buck-Boost converter
C-inverters
parallel operation
Circulating current
Clarke transformation
Concentrated solar power (CSP)
Control
decoupled
feed-forward
multiloop
parallel structure
Controller
H∞ current
cascaded
deadbeat predictive (DB)
hysteresis
proportional (P)
proportional integral (PI)
proportional resonant (PR)
sub-optimal
Controller reduction
Cross-coupling terms
Current sensing
Current source inverter
Damping ratio
DC-AC conversion, see Inverter
DC-bus voltage regulation
DC-DC conversion
boost converters
buck converters
buck-boost converters
Digital signal processor (DSP)
Discrete-time domain
Doubly-fed induction generators (DFIG)
Driving circuit
ground
Droop coefficient
Droop control
conventional
harmonic droop control
limitations
robust
Filter
cut-off frequency
hold
impact
LC
LCL
loop (LF)
low-pass
passive
phase-lead low-pass
resonant
Firing angle
Four-quadrant PWM converter
Four-wire three-phase distribution network
Frequency
adaptive mechanism
droop control
oscillations
Gradient descent method
Grid-connected mode
Half cycle
Hall effect
Harmonic compensator
physical interpretation
Harmonic current
bypassing
Harmonic droop control
Harmonics ...
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