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How can a PV inverter be modeled?
It is pointed out that for simulation of power system transients, the PV inverter can be modeled in different ways, including the detailed “switched” or “topological” model, and the average-value model.
Why is dynamic model important for a PV inverter?
This is important for a PV inverter, because many PV inverters are single phase, and many PV inverters are installed in the distribution network, which is susceptible to unbalanced conditions (from the network or voltages). The completed PV generation dynamic model developed in this subtask is built on the PSCAD platform.
What is a typical model validation of a PV inverter?
A typical model validation will represent a PV plant as shown in Figure 55, in which a single PV inverter represents the total generation of an entire plant. The first step-up transformer connecting the PV inverter to the collector system is used to step up the voltage from low voltage to medium voltage (e.g., 480 V/34.5 kV).
What is a generic PV inverter model?
The term generic is used to describe a model that is not specific to any manufacturer, which means that a dynamic model should be able to represent PV inverters from different manufacturers and not be specific to only one manufacturer.
What is a cycle-by-cycle model of a PV inverter?
This program is intended as a cycle-by-cycle model of PV inverters, and it is built with detailed circuitry of the power converter (including the power semiconductor switches); thus, a detailed analysis of a PV inverter can be accomplished.
Why should a PV inverter model be flexible?
The model also needs to be flexible so that changes can be made and/or added to the control block diagram to suit the specific design of a PV inverter or a specific PV plant. Also, this model is based on three phases; thus, the three phases—a, b, and c—are represented, instead of positive sequences only.