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Simulation of Active Power Filter with MATLAB

Ling Zhao

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Active Power Filter(APF) is one of the solutions to harmonics in power system. In order to meet the real time and accuracy requirements of this way, active power filter based on instantaneous reactive power theory has been introduced by using a simulation tool Matlab for power system. Experimental result confirms that the model for simulation is correct.

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Active Power Filter(APF) is one of the solutions to harmonics in power system. In order to meet the real time and accuracy requirements of this way, active power filter based on instantaneous reactive power theory has been introduced by using a simulation tool Matlab for power system. Experimental result confirms that the model for simulation is correct.

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Active Power Filter(APF) is one of the solutions to harmonics in power system. In order to meet the real time and accuracy requirements of this way, active power filter based on instantaneous reactive power theory has been introduced by using a simulation tool Matlab for power system. Experimental result confirms that the model for simulation is correct.

Key concepts: Harmonics, MATLAB, AC power, Power (physics), Active power filter, Computer science, Active filter, Filter (signal processing)

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