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Title: H∞ control design methodology for a three-phase active power filter
Authors: Chaer, Toufic Al
Rambault, Laurent
Gaubert, Jean-Paul
Najjar, Maged B. 
Affiliations: Department of Computer Engineering 
Keywords: Power filters
Control system synthesis
Feedback,
Hinfin control
Nonlinear control systems
Power distribution control
Issue Date: 2007
Publisher: IEEE
Part of: American Control Conference, 2007. ACC '07
Start page: 6031
End page: 6036
Conference: American Control Conference (9-13 July 2007 : New York, NY, USA) 
Abstract: 
In this paper, an Hinfin control design methodology is presented in order to synthesize a full-order dynamic output feedback controller for an active power filter connected in parallel to a three-phase voltage distribution system. A shunt active filter is usually used to improve power quality by eliminating harmonic distortion generated by non-linear and switching loads. In order to be able to extract desired harmonics, the multivariable system is described by a linear coupled state space representation in a rotating two-phase framework. The originality of this paper is that axes decoupling is achieved by representing the system in a new complex framework in which the model is mathematically decoupled and therefore physical decoupling can be avoided. Moreover, the validity and efficiency of the proposed methodology are proved through numerical simulations.
URI: https://scholarhub.balamand.edu.lb/handle/uob/607
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Type: Conference Paper
Appears in Collections:Department of Computer Engineering

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