Stability enhancement method for grid‐connected inverters under weak grid: An improved feedforward control considering phase‐locked loop.

Although the voltage feedforward control based on the point of common coupling (PCC) has been widely studied in the grid‐connected inverters to suppress the harmonics in the grid current, harmonic instability still occurs when the PCC voltage contains a series of background harmonics under weak grid condition. To this end, this paper applies the grid voltage sensed by phasor measurement units instead of the PCC voltage for feedforward. Meanwhile, considering that coupling between the phase‐locked loop (PLL) and the grid impedance would cause instability under weak grid condition, a novel compensation term is introduced to eliminate the negative influence of PLL. In addition, a method to improve the transient response of the system is also proposed so that the cut‐off frequency does not change with the impedance of the grid. By analysing the output impedance of the system, it can be proved that the strategy proposed can effectively improve the stability of the system. The experimental results indicate that the harmonics in the grid current are obviously reduced and the dynamic performance of the system is improved, which verifies the analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]