A General Design Method for Phasor Estimation in Different Applications

Driven by the increasing development and complexity of bulk power systems, the requirements of phasor estimation methods differ for different scenarios and applications. In this study, a general design method for phasor estimation algorithms in different applications is proposed based on a complex f...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on smart grid 2021-05, Vol.12 (3), p.2307-2319
Main Authors: Xu, Sudi, Liu, Hao, Bi, Tianshu
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithms
Band-pass filters
Bandpass filters
complex bandpass filter
Complexity
Design criteria
Design techniques
Error analysis
error models
Estimation
Filter design (mathematics)
Finite impulse response filters
Frequency estimation
Impulse response
Measuring instruments
Passband
phasor estimation
Phasor measurement unit
Phasor measurement units
Phasors
Power harmonic filters
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Summary:Driven by the increasing development and complexity of bulk power systems, the requirements of phasor estimation methods differ for different scenarios and applications. In this study, a general design method for phasor estimation algorithms in different applications is proposed based on a complex finite impulse response (FIR) bandpass filter. A design framework based on mathematical error models is proposed to facilitate the design of a complex bandpass filter for different requirements and to reduce the trial and error process. The general error models between the filter gain and the error limitations of all variables measured by the phasor measurement units (PMUs) are established separately, according to the absolute value inequality. The filter design criteria obtained from the error models can determine the passband and stopband gain range of the complex bandpass filters. Three phasor algorithms for different classes of PMUs are designed, and their performances are validated and compared using experimental tests. The results demonstrate that the proposed method can design phasor algorithms to provide accurate measurements under different scenarios.
ISSN:1949-3053
1949-3061
DOI:10.1109/TSG.2020.3040163