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    Performance Improvement of a Prefiltered Synchronous-Reference-Frame PLL By Using a PID-Type Loop Filter

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    Improved MIMO modelling and enhanced transient performance of phase locked loop during grid fault

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    In a grid-connected power converter, synchronizing with ac grid voltage is often realized by a phase-locked loop (PLL). A single input single output linear model of PLL with the phase angle of the point of common coupling (PCC) voltage as input and the estimated phase angle as the output is generally used in the PLL analysis and design. However, an undesirable coupling between the magnitude and phase of the input voltage is present when a filtering stage is incorporated before the control loop, which cannot be captured by a SISO model, and could result in a large disturbance in the PLL estimated phase during grid faults}. To overcome this deficiency in SISO PLL modeling, this paper proposes a generalized multi-input multi-output linear model that captures the complete PLL dynamics during symmetrical faults for a PLL equipped with any prefilter. The proposed model captures this undesirable coupling between the magnitude and phase of the input voltage. Furthermore, a compensation method that decouples the magnitude dynamics of the input voltage from the phase dynamics is proposed in this paper. The proposed compensation improves the PLL's phase tracking performance by ensuring that the prefiltered PLL acts only on the PCC voltage phase changes

    Three-Phase PLLs:A Review of Recent Advances

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    Conventional Synchronous Reference Frame Phase-Locked Loop Is An Adaptive Complex Filter

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    Three-phase phase-locked loop synchronization algorithms for grid-connected renewable energy systems:A review

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    The increasing penetration of distributed renewable energy sources (RES) requires appropriate control techniques in order to remain interconnected and contribute in a proper way to the overall grid stability, whenever disturbances occur. In addition, the disconnection of RES due to synchronization problems must be avoided as this may result in penalties and loss of energy generation to RES operators. The control of RES mainly depends on the synchronization algorithm, which should be fast and accurately detect the grid voltage status (e.g., phase, amplitude, and frequency). Typically, phase-locked loop (PLL) synchronization techniques are used for the grid voltage monitoring. The design and performance of PLL directly affect the dynamics of the RES grid side converter (GSC). This paper presents the characteristics, design guidelines and features of advanced state-of-the-art PLL-based synchronization algorithms under normal, abnormal and harmonically-distorted grid conditions. Experimental tests on the selected PLL methods under different grid conditions are presented, followed by a comparative benchmarking and selection guide. Finally, corresponding PLL tuning procedures are discussed.This work was supported by the supported by the Research Promotion Foundation (RPF) of Cyprus under Project KOINA/SOLAR-ERA.NET/1215/06
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