Modeling the Unintentional Emissions of Single-Phase Power Electronic Converters for Distortion Studies in the 2-150 kHz Range

This Task Force paper presents several important aspects on modelling single-phase power electronic converters (PECs) for power system distortion studies in the 2-150 kHz frequency range (also referred to as supraharmonics). The paper summarizes the state of the art and provides a systematic framework for the development of models of the unintentional emissions produced by modern PECs in this frequency range. Starting from a review of the basic concepts of the phenomena, model requirements, functionality and validation procedures are defined. The main modelling approaches proposed for power system distortion studies in the 2-150 kHz frequency range are discussed and compared. A detailed numerical case study of a fixed switching frequency converter is included to illustrate and compare the application and performance of different models.

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IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery
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2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tpwrd.2024.3453493
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4
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Electromagnetic Compatibility and Noise Suppression
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This Task Force paper presents several important aspects on modelling single-phase power electronic converters (PECs) for power system distortion studies in the 2-150 kHz frequency range (also referred to as supraharmonics). The paper summarizes the state of the art and provides a systematic framework for the development of models of the unintentional emissions produced by modern PECs in this frequency range. Starting from a review of the basic concepts of the phenomena, model requirements, functionality and validation procedures are defined. The main modelling approaches proposed for power system distortion studies in the 2-150 kHz frequency range are discussed and compared. A detailed numerical case study of a fixed switching frequency converter is included to illustrate and compare the application and performance of different models.

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