A Hybrid Filtering Technique-Based PLL Targeting Fast and Robust Tracking Performance under Distorted Grid Conditions
A Hybrid Filtering Technique-Based PLL Targeting Fast and Robust Tracking Performance under Distorted Grid Conditions
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基于混合滤波技术的 PLL,旨在在网格畸变条件下实现快速、鲁棒的跟踪性能
DOI:
10.3390/en11040973
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发表时间:
2018-04-01
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影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Ma, Yiming
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作者:
Li, Yunlu;Yang, Junyou;Ma, Yiming
In most grid-connected power converter applications, the phase-locked loop (PLL) is probably the most widespread grid synchronization technique, owing to its simple implementation. However, its phase-tracking performance tends to worsen when the grid voltage is under unbalanced and distorted conditions. Many filtering techniques are utilized to solve this problem, however, at the cost of slowing down the transient response. It is a major challenge for PLL to achieve a satisfactory dynamic performance without degrading its filtering capability. To tackle this challenge, a hybrid filtering technique is proposed in this paper. Our idea is to eliminate the fundamental frequency negative sequence (FFNS) and other harmonic sequences at the prefiltering stage and inner loop of PLL, respectively. Second-order generalized integrators (SOGIs) are used to remove FFNS before the Park transformation. This makes moving average filters (MAFs) eliminate other harmonics with a narrowed window length, which means the time delay that is caused by MAFs is reduced. The entire hybrid filtering technique is included in a quasi-type-1 PLL structure (QT1-PLL), which can provide a rapid dynamic behavior. The small-signal model of the proposed PLL is established. Based on this model, the parameter design guidelines targeting the fast transient response are given. Comprehensive experiments are carried out to confirm the effectiveness of our method. The results show that the settling time of the proposed PLL is less than one grid cycle, which is shorter than most of the widespread PLLs. The harmonic rejection capability is also better than other methods, under both nominal and adverse grid conditions.