Parameter Design of a Novel Series-Parallel-Resonant LCL Filter for Single-Phase Half-Bridge Active Power Filters

  • Jingyang Fang
  • , Guochun Xiao
  • , Xu Yang
  • , Yi Tang

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Abstract

This paper proposes a novel high-order passive filter, i.e., series-parallel-resonant LCL (SPRLCL) filter, for single-phase half-bridge active power filters. The proposed SPRLCL filter consists of a series resonance introduced by adding a small inductor to the capacitor branch loop and a parallel resonance by paralleling a small capacitor with the gird-side inductor. Three design methods are proposed to fine tune the parameters of the SPRLCL filter. Design method I and method II enable the SPRLCL filter to attenuate more switching-frequency and double switching-frequency current harmonics than LCL or LLCL filters, while with design method III, the SPRLCL filter can be more robust against filter parameter variations. In order to achieve a better damping performance and facilitate the design of active damping control, the dominant resonance frequency of the proposed filter is set at one-third of the system sampling frequency. Based on this, a comprehensive parameter design process of the SPRLCL filter is presented, where the variation of source inductance is also considered. A proportional plus repetitive current-loop controller is designed to ensure system control stability and satisfactory harmonic compensation. Simulation and experimental results are finally presented to validate the feasibility of the theoretical analysis.

Original languageEnglish
Article number7422156
Pages (from-to)200-217
Number of pages18
JournalIEEE Transactions on Power Electronics
Volume32
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 2017

Keywords

  • Active damping
  • active power filter (APF)
  • LCL filter
  • series-parallel-resonant LCL filter

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