Three-phase four wire shunt active power filter based on Simplified Backstepping technique for DC voltage control M. Dellahi, Az. Mouhsen, H. Maker , A. Mouhsen and E. Alameda Hernandez 2018/04/20

Abstract

This work presents a simulation of Three-Phase Four-Wire Shunt Active Power Filter (SAPF) destined to suppress harmonic currents generated by nonlinear loads.
The SAPF guarantee also the compensation for unbalanced nonlinear load currents, reactive power and harmonic neutral current. The identification method is based on the synchronous reference frame.
In order to have good performances of DC voltage control, simplified Backstepping control for three-Phase four-Wire (SAPF) system is proposed.
Complete simulation of the resultant active filtering system validates the efficiency of the proposed simplified Backstepping control law over to the traditional control with PI controller

Authors and affiliations

M. Dellahi1, Az. Mouhsen1, H. Maker 2, A. Mouhsen 3 and E. Alameda Hernandez 4
1. Laboratory of Radiation & Material Faculty of Sciences and Techniques – Hassan First University. Settat, Morocco
2. Interdisciplinary laboratory of applied sciences Higher School of Technology berrechid Hassan. Settat, Morocco
3. Management Engineering Industrial and Innovation Hassan First University (Settat-Morocco)
4. Department of Civil Engineering ETSICCP, Granada University Campus Fuentenueva, Granada (Spain)

Key words

DC bus voltage control, Harmonic currents, Simplified Backstepping control, Three-Phase Four-Wire Shunt Active Power Filter (SAPF).

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