Kasal, Gaurav Kumar ; Singh, Bhim (2010) Harmonic elimination, voltage control and load balancing in an isolated power generation European Transactions on Electrical Power, 20 (6). pp. 771-784. ISSN 1430-144X
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Abstract
This paper deals with an implementation of a voltage controller for an isolated power generating system employing an asynchronous generator. In such standalone system, an asynchronous generator is driven by a constant speed prime mover such as diesel, bio-gas and a gasoline engine etc. and it is isolated from the grid. A three-phase insulated gate bipolar junction transistor (IGBT) based current controlled voltage source converter (CC-VSC) with a dc bus capacitor is used to regulate the magnitude of the generated voltage along-with its functioning as a harmonic eliminator and a load balancer. The proposed controller for an isolated generating system is developed using dSPACE–DS1104 DSP controller and extensive tests are conducted with non-linear and unbalanced loads to demonstrate its capability.
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