Analysis and control of single-phase converters for integration of small-scaled renewable energy sources into the power grid

TLDR: In this article, a droop-passivity based controller for the grid-connected single-phase voltage-source inverter (SPVSI) is proposed, in which an effective harmonic compensation scheme along with a proper active and reactive power sharing algorithm are performed by a well-designed reference waveform generation process.

Abstract: A comprehensive dynamic model based on Direct-Quadrature (DQ) rotating frame is proposed in this paper that is used along with a capability curve (CC) based on the active and reactive power to control a grid-connected single-phase voltage-source inverter (SPVSI). With the proposed dynamic model, a droop-passivity based controller can be designed for the grid-connected inverter in the presence of nonlinear loads. Stability analysis of the proposed control technique is also discussed in the paper as well as design principles. Moreover, an accurate performance area of SPVSI active and reactive power in dynamic transitions is achieved using the CC. Furthermore, an effective harmonic compensation scheme along with a proper active and reactive power sharing algorithm are performed by a well-designed reference waveform generation process. Performance of the grid-connected SPVSI, under the proposed controller, is thoroughly evaluated in the Matlab/Simulink environment.