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Vol. 10 No. 1 (2010)
enero-junio de 2010

ARTICULOS DE INVESTIGACION

VSI converter model - as active power filter

Published 2010-07-01

  • Pedro Fabián Cárdenas-Herrera
    • ,
  • Fabián Rolando Jiménez-López
    • ,
  • Oscar Oswaldo Rodríguez-Díaz

Pedro Fabián Cárdenas-Herrera
Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Fabián Rolando Jiménez-López
Universidad Santo Tomas

Oscar Oswaldo Rodríguez-Díaz
Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnologica de Colombia

Abstract

The power active filters have become a viable alternative for controlling harmonic levels in industrial and
commercial applications. This paper discusses the detailed study of the Shunt Power Active Filter structure in derivation. It presents the methodology for modeling and designing of an active power filter in parallel, the study of the dynamic behavior and with an alternative to the switching model of the active filter. The simulations in this paper were supported by the specialized simulation using the software engineering Simulink-Matlab®.

Keywords

active filters, compensation, current control, harmonics, power electronics

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