IJREE- Volume 3 Issue 1 Paper 2

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INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAIC AND DYNAMIC VOLTAGE RESTORER WITH NINE SWITCH POWER CONVERTER FOR POWER QUALITY ENHANCEMENT 

Author’s Name : R ArulPrakash | R Subramanian | C Ramakrishnan

Volume 03 Issue 01  Year 2016  ISSN No:  2349-2503  Page no: 7-12

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 Abstract:

The paper presents the new system configuration of integrated PV system with the self-supported Dynamic Voltage Restorer. The “six-port converter” has nine semiconductor switches. It will decreasing the over all switch count from twelve to nine and also to improve the system ability against the symmetrical/asymmetrical faults and voltage sag. The six-port converter operational modes are presented. The control algorithm is developed with proposed configuration under different operating condition.

Keywords:  

Bidirectional power flow, Photovoltaic (PV) System, Power Quality Enhancement, Voltage Sag, Faults

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