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A control strategy of hybrid active filter to compensate unbalanced load in three-phase three-wire power system

Yen-Ching Wang, Tzung‐Lin Lee

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This paper presents a control strategy of hybrid active filter for compensation of the three-phase three-wire industrial power system considering unbalanced loading. In addition to harmonic current compensation, the hybrid filter is designed to compensate both positive- and negative-sequence reactive power based on the so-called instantaneous power theory. Therefore, the compensated system behaves as a resistive network even in a reactive, nonlinear, or unbalanced circuit. Theoretical analysis and experimental results are given to verify effectiveness of the proposed method.

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Key concepts: Control theory (sociology), Compensation (psychology), AC power, Active filter, Active power filter, Harmonic, Three-phase, Power (physics)