论文信息 - Comparative study on paralleling schemes of converter modules for distributed power applications

Comparative study on paralleling schemes of converter modules for distributed power applications

Three different paralleling schemes for multimodule converters are investigated. For each paralleling scheme, benefits and limitations are addressed for distributed power applications, and guidelines for designing the feedback controller are presented. Results of the analysis are verified by both frequency and time-domain simulations.

Byungcho Choi

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