The Application of Phase-shifting Structured Approach in Harmonic Current Detection in Single-phase Active Power Filter
Fang Zhuo
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Fang Zhuo
Abstract
The instantaneous reactive power theory is widely used in the detections of harmonic and reactive current in three-phase active power filter. The method detecting harmonic current using instantaneous reactive power theory in single-phase active power filter by phase-shifting structured approach is presented. Also the harmonic current can be detected based on rotating reference frame method. The basic principle analysis and simulation results in single-phase parallel active power filter of these methods are presented. The simulation results verify the proposed methods.
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The instantaneous reactive power theory is widely used in the detections of harmonic and reactive current in three-phase active power filter. The method detecting harmonic current using instantaneous reactive power theory in single-phase active power filter by phase-shifting structured approach is presented. Also the harmonic current can be detected based on rotating reference frame method. The basic principle analysis and simulation results in single-phase parallel active power filter of these methods are presented. The simulation results verify the proposed methods.
Key concepts: AC power, Active power filter, Harmonic, Active filter, Current (fluid), Three-phase, Power (physics), Control theory (sociology)