Comparison of the Impacts of Background Distortion with Even and Odd Orders in the Supraharmonic Range on Grid-Connected Converters

In this paper, a comparison of the emissions of grid-connected converters under grid distortion in the supraharmonic range is performed. The investigated supraharmonic grid distortion is divided into two types, namely odd-integer and even-integer multiples of the grid frequency. It is found that the first distortion type does not affect the emissions of the grid-connected converters, while the second distortion is responsible for the 2N-harmonic emissions that appear in the frequency spectra of the grid-connected converters, which, in turn, interact with the supraharmonic primary emissions of these converters, resulting in additional supraharmonic emissions. To explain this behavior, a mathematical analysis is provided for two types of grid-connected converters with an inverter interface and with a diode bridge rectifier interface. Simulations and experimental studies are performed to verify the main findings of the mathematical analysis.

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Electronics
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2024-10-12
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https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics13204023
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Microgrid Control and Optimization
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Comparison of the Impacts of Background Distortion with Even and Odd Orders in the Supraharmonic Range on Grid-Connected Converters

Marwa S. Osheba, Jos Knockaert, Jan Desmet, Abdellatif M. Aboutaleb
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Comparison of the Impacts of Background Distortion with Even and Odd Orders in the Supraharmonic Range on Grid-Connected Converters

Marwa S. Osheba, Jos Knockaert, Jan Desmet, Abdellatif M. Aboutaleb
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In this paper, a comparison of the emissions of grid-connected converters under grid distortion in the supraharmonic range is performed. The investigated supraharmonic grid distortion is divided into two types, namely odd-integer and even-integer multiples of the grid frequency. It is found that the first distortion type does not affect the emissions of the grid-connected converters, while the second distortion is responsible for the 2N-harmonic emissions that appear in the frequency spectra of the grid-connected converters, which, in turn, interact with the supraharmonic primary emissions of these converters, resulting in additional supraharmonic emissions. To explain this behavior, a mathematical analysis is provided for two types of grid-connected converters with an inverter interface and with a diode bridge rectifier interface. Simulations and experimental studies are performed to verify the main findings of the mathematical analysis.

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Comparison of the Impacts of Background Distortion with Even and Odd Orders in the Supraharmonic Range on Grid-Connected Converters — Marwa S. Osheba, Jos Knockaert, et al. · Electronics (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS