The invention provides an algorithm to optimize the quality grid by compensating the effect of disturbances in terms of voltage harmonics and distortion power. The technology is based on the use of inverter-fed power devices with modern high-speed micro-controllers and an intelligent management of the different powers to be generated.
The compensation can be implemented on a self-sufficient single voltage generating power source running in stand-alone or grid-tied. It can also be shared and distributed on multiple voltage source inverters (VSI) of different powers connected on a utility grid.
TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY
The invention provides an algorithm to optimize the quality grid by compensating the effect of disturbances in terms of voltage harmonics and distortion power. The technology is based on the use of inverter-fed power devices with modern high-speed micro-controllers and an intelligent management of the different powers to be generated.
The compensation can be implemented on a self-sufficient single voltage generating power source running in stand-alone or grid-tied. It can also be shared and distributed on multiple voltage source inverters (VSI) of different powers connected on a utility grid.
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TECHNOLOGY AND IP STATUS
The invention has been implemented, tested, and verified successfully in a simulation environment based on fully proven theoretical models of the different involved electrical and control devices.
Patent: LU92743 Patent pending: PCT/EP2016/063759 Priority date: 16 June 2015
Intellectual property status
Granted Patent
Patent number: LU92743 Patent pending: PCT/EP2016/063759 Priority date: 16 June 2015
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