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Application of Feedforward Compensation in the Design of Active Front-End Converters

A voltage-sourced inverter with a robust current control scheme is the building block of an Active Front-End converter (AFE). This paper presents a control method that improves the performance of voltage-sourced current controlled inverters. The proposed control method improves the undesirable start...

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Main Author:	Jahromi, Mahda
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Subjects:	Active Front End Converters Control systems Costs Current control Current Controlled Inverters Feedforward Compensation Inverters Neutral Point Clamped Bridges Power system dynamics Renewable energy sources Voltage control Voltage-Sourced Inverter
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