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Simulation of Three-Phase Harmonic Current and Reactive Power Compensation

Tang Yu

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Three phase active power filter using three phase full controlled rectifier as load is simulated based on the theory of the instantaneous reactive power. The simulated results show that, with balanced load or unbalanced load, both of the reactive power and harmonics can be suppressed effectively with active power filter.

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Three phase active power filter using three phase full controlled rectifier as load is simulated based on the theory of the instantaneous reactive power. The simulated results show that, with balanced load or unbalanced load, both of the reactive power and harmonics can be suppressed effectively with active power filter.

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Three phase active power filter using three phase full controlled rectifier as load is simulated based on the theory of the instantaneous reactive power. The simulated results show that, with balanced load or unbalanced load, both of the reactive power and harmonics can be suppressed effectively with active power filter.

Key concepts: AC power, Harmonics, Control theory (sociology), Volt-ampere reactive, Compensation (psychology), Rectifier (neural networks), Power factor, Three-phase

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