Wind Turbine Generation System With Optimized DC-Link Design and Control
This paper presents an optimized capacitance design for the dc link of a back-to-back converter for wind turbine power generation. The design method combines switching ripple and dynamic specifications to give the smallest possible dc-link capacitance and the required proportional-integral compensat...
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| description | This paper presents an optimized capacitance design for the dc link of a back-to-back converter for wind turbine power generation. The design method combines switching ripple and dynamic specifications to give the smallest possible dc-link capacitance and the required proportional-integral compensator for the voltage regulation. Furthermore, a novel concept to globally manage the on/off switching of back-to-back power subconverters, based on a finite-state machine, is presented. The proposed management system keeps control of the dc-link voltage for proper operation of both subconverters regardless of wind or grid conditions. |
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