Analysis of circulating current elimination Based on Three Phase Dual Frequency Grid-Connected Inverter

Integrating filters into inverters to improve the power quality is essential. This study examines a three-phase dual-frequency grid-connected inverter designed to minimize switching losses by reducing the switching frequency in the energy transmission channel. The system utilizes L-filters and auxiliary units (AUs) to suppress harmonics and ensure high-quality grid-connected current, effectively addressing resonance issues associated with LCL filters. Simulations and experimental results show that this scheme could eliminate the circulating current between the two units and effectively suppress the leakage current.