Grid-Connected Boost-Half-Bridge Photovoltaic Micro inverter System Using Repetitive Current Control and Maximum Power Point Tracking
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1 Grid-Connected Boost-Half-Bridge Photovoltaic Micro inverter System Using Repetitive Current Control and Maximum Power Point Tracking G.Krithiga#1 J.Sanjeevikumar#2 P.Senthilkumar#3 G.Manivannan#4 Assistant professor, Department of EEE, P.R.Engineering college, Thanjavur ABSTRACT: This paper is a new grid - connected boost half-bridge photovoltaic (PV) micro inverter system and its control processes. A boost half bridge dc-dc converter using marginal devices is introduced and it is interfaced with the low voltage Photo voltaic module. By using this, it can achieve low cost, easy control, high efficiency and stable output. The grid gets synchronized sinusoidal current which is injected by a cascaded full bridge pulse width modulated inverter. For regulating the grid current, a plug-in repetitive current controller based on a fourth-order linear phase IIR filter is proposed. High power factor and very low total harmonic distortions are guaranteed under both heavy load and light load conditions. Dynamic stiffness is achieved when load or solar irradiance is changing rapidly. The dynamic behavior of the boost-half-bridge dc dc converter is analyzed; maximum power point tracking (MPPT) method should be developed, so that it can generate a ramp-changed PV voltage reference. Variable step size is adopted such that fast tracking speed and high MPPT efficiency are both obtained. A 210W prototype was fabricated and tested processes. Simulation and experimental results, are provided to verify the validity and performance of current control, and the MPPT algorithm. I. INTRODUCTION The micro inverter concept (and also called as module integrated Converter / inverter) has become a future trend for single-phase gridconnected photovoltaic (PV) power systems for its removal of energy yield mismatches among PV modules, possibility of individual PV-moduleoriented optimal design, Independent maximum power point tracking (MPPT), and plug and play concept [1], [2]. In General, for a PV to produce the required AC output voltage the micro inverter system often requires high-voltage step-up ratio, and is supplied with a low voltage solar panel. Therefore, cascaded by an inverter to a DC-DC converter, in which a HF transformer is often provided within the dc-dc conversion stage. PV micro inverter system works with the pulse width modulation (PWM) techniques, two major classifications are attracting most of the attentions. First, PWM-controlled is used in both DCDC converter and the inverter. In addition, a fixed DC link voltage splits the power flow in two stages such that the DC input, double line power frequency ripple in the region are not affected. On the other hand, the second configuration uses a quasisinusoidal PWM method to control the dc-dc converter in order to produce a rectified sinusoidal current at the inverter DC link. Accordingly, the frequency of a line-commutated inverter, unfolds the dc link current (or voltage) to get the sinusoidal form synchronized with the grid. Due to the elimination of HF switching losses at the inverter, the conversion efficiency ifs increased, the dc input capacitor absorbs all the double line frequency power ripple making the MPPT efficiency (defined as the ratio of the energy drawn by the PV inverter within a certain measuring period at the steady state to the theoretical available energy from the PV module) reasonable Page 596
2 unless a very large capacitance is used. For regulating the grid current requirement, the dc-dc conversion stage requires more challenging control techniques. Therefore to improve the MPPT performance and current control, the first category of PV micro inverter is suitable and it is used in this paper. 2) Reduces the grid voltage non ideality due to current harmonic distortions (up to 13 - Order) 3) It guaranteed best current regulation at all load conditions 4) Fast dynamic response is achieved during the transients of load or solar irradiance change. A boost dual-half-bridge dc dc converter for bidirectional power conversion applications was first proposed in [11] and then further investigated in [12] [14]. The boost converter and the dual half bridge converter together are integrated by employing minimum number of devices. The Zero voltage switching (ZVS) technique produces high efficiency. Alter the secondary half bridge with a diode voltage doubler, so that a new boost half bridge converter can be obtained for unidirectional power applications. In this paper, the boost half- bridge converter is incorporated as the dc dc conversion stage for the grid-connected PV micro inverter system. This circuit is very simple, easy control and it requires minimal semiconductor devices. The features of this are low cost, high efficiency and high reliability. The boost half bridge dc-dc converter performs the MPPT. Many MPPT techniques have been evaluated, for example, perturb and observe (P&O) method [35] [38], incremental conductance method [39], ripple correlation method [40], reduced current sensor method [41], etc. Different techniques have shown different tradeoffs among the steady-state MPPT efficiency, the transient tracking speed, and the control complexity [42], [43]. Another critical concern for MPPT implementation is the dynamics of the specific converter adopted. For controlling the negative effect of the converter dynamic responses on the MPPT efficiency, an optimal P&O method has been used. The PV voltage oscillation has been minimized by using a closed loop control technique. However, the converter dynamic behavior associated with the MPPT operation can also influence the converter efficiency and functioning, which has been rarely discussed previously. But the MPPT methods employing step changing perturbations on the PV voltage (or current) or the converter duty cycle periodically may create problems such as inrush current, LC oscillation, magnetic saturation, etc. These undesirable problems may cause higher power losses or malfunctioning of circuit. In this paper, the MPPT design is guided by the study of the dynamics of boost half bridge converter. The MPPT with a ramp changed PV voltage will be developed. The power stage (P-V) curve of the PV module is divided into three operation zones, so that it could have fast tracking and as well as high MPPT efficiency. The grid can obtained the synchronized sinusoidal current from a full bridge PWM inverter along with an output LCL filter. In general its performance is evaluated by the output current total harmonic distortions (THDs), power factor and dynamic response. Repetitive control (RC) is known as the best solution for elimination of periodic harmonic errors. It has been previously tested in the uninterruptible power system (UPS) systems [16] [24], active power filters [25] [28], boost-based PFC circuits [29], and grid connected inverters/pwm rectifiers [30] [32]. In [24], the RC based UPS system is synthesized by a fourth order linear phase IIF filter. By using this IIR filter, we can obtain very high system open loop gain at a large number of harmonic frequencies. So that, the capability to reject the harmonics is greatly improved. In this paper, a plug-in repetitive current controller is proposed. It is composed of a proportional part and an RC part, to which the IIR filter in [24] is accommodated. The proposed current controller exhibits the following superior features: 1) High power factor is obtained; II. BOOST-HALF-BRIDGE PV MICRO INVERTER The boost-half-bridge micro inverter topology for grid connected PV systems is shown in Fig. 1. It is composed of two decoupled stages for power processing. A conventional boost converter is changed by dividing the output the dc capacitor into Page 597
3 two separate ones. Cin and Lin represent the input capacitor and boost inductor, respectively. The center taps of the two MOSFETs (S1 and S2 ) and the two output capacitors (C1 andc2 ) are connected to the primary terminals of the transformer Tr, just similar to a half bridge. The transformer leakage inductance reflected to the primary is represented by Ls and the transformer turns ratio is 1 : n. A voltage doubler composed of two diodes (D1 and D2 ) and two capacitors (C3 and C4 ) is incorporated to rectify the transformer secondary voltage to the inverter dc link. A full-bridge inverter composed of four MOSFETs (S3 S6) using synchronized PWM control serves as the dc ac conversion stage. A third order LCL filter (Lo1, Lo2, and Co) supplies the grid, a sinusoidal current with a unity power factor. Representations of the symbol is defined as follows. D1 denotes the duty cycle of S1. The switching period of the boost half- bridge converter is Tsw1. The PV current and voltage are represented by ipv and vpv, respectively. The voltages across C1, C2, C3, and C4 are denoted by vc1, vc2, vc3, and vc4, respectively. The transformer primary voltage, secondary voltage, and primary current are denoted as vr1, vr2, and ir1, respectively. The low-voltage side (LVS) dc-link voltage is vdc1 and the high voltage side (HVS) dclink voltage is vdc2. The switching period of the full bridge inverter is Tsw2. The output ac currents at the inverter side and the grid side are represented by iinv and ig, respectively. The grid voltage is vg. The boost-half-bridge converter is controlled by S1 and S2 with complementary duty cycles. Neglect all the switching dead bands for simplification. The idealized transformer operating waveforms are illustrated in Fig. 2. When S1 is ON and S2 is OFF, vr1 equals to vc1. When S1 is OFF and S2 is ON, vr1 equals to vc3. At the steady state, the transformer volt-second is always automatically balanced. In other words, the primary volt-second A1 (positive section) and A2 (negative section) are equal, so are the secondary volt-sec A3 (positive section) and A4 (negative section). Normally, D1 and D2 are ON and OFF in a similar manner as S1 and S2, but with a phase delay tpd due to the transformer leakage inductance. Ideally, the transformer current waveform is determined by the relationships of vc1 vc4, the leakage inductance Ls, the phase delay tpd, and S1 s turn-on time d1tsw1 [12]. ZVS techniques can be used for practical implementations, so that it can achieve an optimal efficiency in the boost half bridge converter. It took a Page 598
4 soft switching losses and increased conduction losses during the engineering tradeoffs between switching to lower that value. Boost, Half Bridge Converter extensive optimization of the design process will not be addressed in this paper. For simple design, hard switching is employed and the transformer leakage inductance is considered as small in this paper. regulated. The grid current and the LVS dc-link voltage references are represented by i inv and v dc1, respectively. The input PV power PPV is added with current reference feed forward, so that it can achieve fast dynamic responses of the grid current as well as the dc link voltage. The magnitude of the current feed forward is expressed as follows: where vg is the magnitude of the grid voltage and can be calculated by When seen from a full-bridge inverter, Boost, half bridge Converter operation is identical to the conventional boost converter, but the additional features are high step-up ratio and galvanic isolation. Using a simple circuit topology, marginal number of semiconductor devices demonstrates good reliability and low cost. III. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION CONTROL All digital approach, as shown in Figure3, boost half-bridge PV micro inverter system is adopted for the control. For calculating the instantaneous power PPV, the PV voltage vpv and current ipv are sensed, the PV power variation ΔPPV, and the PV voltage variation ΔvPV. The reference voltage v PV is generated by the MPPT function block, and it is used to regulate the inner loop PV voltage which is performed by the dc-dc converter. At the inverter side, the instantaneous sinusoidal voltage θg is extracted by sensing the grid voltage vg, which is commonly known as the phase lock loop. To eliminate the HF noises, the first order low pass filter on the sensing circuitry prefilters the inverter output current iinv. The filter output i_inv is then fed back to the plug-in repetitive controller for the inner loop regulation. In practice, to achieve the cost effectiveness the LVS dc link voltage vdc1 is IV. PLUG-IN REPETITIVE CURRENT CONTROLLER For reducing the current harmonics the around the switching frequency, improving the system dynamic response, reducing the total size and cost, an LCL filter with a grid connected inverter system is an attractive solution. Typically, an undamped LCL filter exhibits a sharp LC resonance peak, which indicates a potential stability issue for the current regulator design. To attenuate the resonance peak below 0 db [45], [46], either passive damping or active damping techniques can be used. On the other hand, a current regulator without introducing any damping method can also be stabilized, as long as the LCL parameters and the current sensor location are properly selected [47]. In this paper, the LCL parameters are selected by following the guidelines provided in [44] and [47]. In the inverter side, the current sensor is placed. Therefore no damping techniques are needed. Table I summarizes the key parameters of the full-bridge inverter. A. Plant Transfer Function Page 599
5 The control-output-to-inverter-current transfer function in the continuous time domain can be derived as (5), where r1 and r2 represent the equivalent series resistance of Lo1 and Lo2, respectively. Based on the power loss estimation of the inductors, r1 = 1.4 Ω and r2 = 1.0 Ω. From (5), as shown at the bottom of this page, the LC resonance frequency is The system hardware and software delay is summarized as Td, which is typically around one and a half sampling period (Td = 140 us). An analog low pass filter(7) is placed on the current feedback path inorder to reduce the switching losses in the sensed inverter current. The cutoff frequency is chosen as ωfc = rad/s. Therefore, by using the zero-order hold discretization scheme, the entire plant Fig 3. combining (5) and (7) can be discretized as (8), as shown at the bottom of this page. B. Plug-In RC Scheme The plug-in digital repetitive controller is designed, as shown in Fig. 4. To improve the fast dynamics nature, the conventional proportional controller with a gain Kp2 is included. The RC is plugged and operated in parallel with the proportional controller. ε(z) and d(z) represent the tracking error and the repetitive disturbances, respectively. The modified internal model [33], which is denoted by the positive feedback loop inside the RC, plays the most critical role in the proposed current regulator. z N is the time delay unit, where N denotes the number of samples in one fundamental period. The system will reach the equilibrium state when a unity gain with a positive feedback is incorporated such that it remove the repetitive errors based on the fundamental period. But a zero phase low pass filter can produce a sufficient stability margin than a unity gain. This can be realized by cascading a linear-phase low pass filter Q(z) and a noncausal phase lead compensator zk2. zk1 is another noncausal phase lead unit, which compensates the phase lag of Ginv (z), particularly, at HFs [21]. Here k1 and k2 both stand for the number of sampling periods. The weight of the RC in the whole control system is determined by the constant gain Kr. Page 600
6 From Fig. 4, the transfer function of the entire plug-in RC current regulator can be described as follows: second summation term on the right side of (10) is reduced. This exactly explains the function of the proportional control part Let, C. Analysis and Design of the Plug-In RC The rules for selection of Kp3 is same as the conventional proportional controller design. Basically, it requires a tradeoff between the obtainable stability margin and the current regulation performance. In this paper, Kp2 = 50. From Fig. 4, the tracking error ε(z) can be derived as follows: in which Tsw2 is also the sampling period. A sufficient condition to meet the stability requirement is At the fundamental and harmonic frequencies, z N is simply equal to unity. Hence, the steady-state error can be derived from (10) as follows: It is noticeable that a larger Kp2 will result in a smaller tracking error during the transient because the From (11) and (12), the general design criteria of Q(z) for obtaining a good stability as well as a small Page 601
7 steady-state error can be summarized as: 1) Q(z) must have sufficient attenuation at HFs; 2) Q(z) must be close to unity in a frequency range, which covers a large number of harmonics; and 3)Q(z)zk2 must have a zero phase when Q(z) is close to unity. In [24], a fourth-order linear-phase IIR filter has been synthesized for the repetitive voltage controller for UPS systems. Compared with the conventional linear-phase finite impulse response filters used for RC, the linear-phase IIR filter exhibits a flat gain in the passband and a much faster roll off in the transition band, when the filter order is given [24], [34]. Hence, it is a good candidate for the repetitive current controller in this paper as well. In practice, Q(z) is synthesized by cascading a second-order elliptic filter Qe (z) and a second-order all-pass phase equalizer Qa (z). Q(z), Qe (z), and Qa (z) are obtained from MATLAB and expressed by (13) (15) The bode plots of Qe (z), Qa (z), and Q(z) are shown in Fig. 5. The linear-phase region of Q(z) is from 0 to 1403 Hz (8816 rad/s). In order to compensate the phase delay of Q(z) to zero in this region, k2 = 5 is selected. The maximum passband gain and the cutoff frequency of Q(z) are and 1670 Hz, respectively. The locus of H(ejωTsw 2 ) is useful for guiding the selection of Kr and k1. The fundamental principle for choosing Kr and k1 is that H(ejωTsw 2 ) should keep a sufficient margin from the unity circle when ω increases from 0 to the nyquist frequency π/tsw2. When Kr and k1 are assigned with different values, H(ejωTsw 2 ) can be plotted in Fig. 6(a) and (b). In Fig. 6(a), Kr is fixed, k1 = 4 renders a good stability margin. Likewise, Kr = 0.3 would be an appropriate choice from Fig. 6(b). The open-loop gain of the plug-in RC system is denoted as Cprc(z)Ginv (z). In particular, the magnitude of Cprc(z)Ginv (z) at the fundamental frequency and high-order harmonic frequencies determines the steady-state tracking error. The frequency response of Cprc(z)Ginv (z) is plotted in Fig. 7. The gain peaks are higher than 40 and 20 db at the harmonic frequencies up to the 9th order and 13th order, respectively, yielding an excellent harmonic rejection capability. VII. CONCLUSION A novel boost-half-bridge micro inverter for grid-connected PV systems has been presented in this paper. Here plug in repetitive current controller was proposed. The boost half bridge dc-dc converter operation, principles and dynamics were analyzed. MPPT control method was developed. A 210W prototype model was developed and its simulation and experimental results were shown to verify the various principles. This circuit offers minimal use of semiconductor devices, simple circuit, easy to control and operate and also possess low cost and high reliability. The experimental results show high efficiency. The current which is injected to the grid is regulated. Under both heavy load and light load condition, it show low THD and high power factor. Finally, the customized MPPT method that generates a ramp-changed reference for the PV voltage regulation guarantees a correct and reliable operation of the PV microinverter system. By using variable step size, fast MPPT speed and a high MPPT efficiency can be obtained. As a result, the proposed boost-half-bridge PV microinverter system with its advanced control implementations will be a competitive candidate for grid-connected PV applications. REFERENCES [1] S. B. Kjaer, J. K. Pedersen, and F. Blaabjerg, A review of single-phase grid-connected inverters for Page 602
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