Three-Phase Cascaded Delayed Signal Cancellation PLL for Fast Selective Harmonic Detection

Yi Fei Wang, Yunwei Li

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics · 2011 · 238 citations · 34 references

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TL;DR

Fast and accurate selective harmonic detection is crucial for power system harmonic compensation, yet existing methods suffer from long delay, frequency sensitivity, and non‑zero steady‑state error. The study proposes a selective harmonic detection system using a three‑phase cascaded delayed signal cancellation PLL to address these drawbacks. The PLL can be flexibly configured to detect any individual harmonic amid background harmonics and can be tailored for different applications. Experimental results show the PLL achieves very short transients and excellent adaptability to small and large frequency variations.

Abstract

Fast and accurate selective harmonic detection has crucial value for many power system harmonic compensation systems. The existing detection methods are known to have a few drawbacks, such as long delay time, sensitivity to grid frequency variation, and difficulty to achieve zero steady-state error. In order to overcome these drawbacks, this paper proposes a selective harmonic detection system based on the three-phase cascaded delayed signal cancellation phase-locked loop. The system can be flexibly configured to detect any individual harmonic from the source with various background harmonics. It also features very short transient and excellent adaptability under small and considerable frequency variations, as verified by comprehensive experimental results. Finally, this paper provides guidance on how to tailor the detection system for different applications and a solution to address the practical implementation issues.

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