An application of the frequency-based matrix converter used in a wind energy conversion system using a synchronous generator with synchronous variable-speed, pulse width modulation technique Article Swipe
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· 2022
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· DOI: https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0110786
An alternative source is growing in popularity with increasing global energy use and perceivable environmental degradation everywhere in the universe. The growth of wind farms necessitates system stability analysis, which incorporates dynamical distributed generation models. Doubly fed induction machines are widely used in the context of turbines of power higher than 1MW. However, direct-drive wind turbines that use synchronous generator principles have gained significant market penetration. This investigation implements a synchronous generator model using a frequency-based matrix converter with the assistance of an SVPWM method, which measures stator as grid voltage/current and analyses total THD. Converting the fluctuating voltages to something like a stable value using a frequency-based method is done with a matrix converter.
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