The bus voltage of photovoltaic inverter is unstable

Why is DC-BUS capacitor important in PV inverters?

In standalone and grid-connected PV structures, DC-Bus capacitor is the extremely important passive component. Harmonics and power factor reduction occur in single-phase PV inverters because the DC bus voltage exhibits a double frequency ripple.

Do PV inverters have stability problems on weak grid condition?

In the voltage stability problem, the stability problem caused by reactive power compensation is highlighted in particular. The aim of this paper is to give an overall understanding of the stability problems of PV inverters on weak grid condition and present some directions for future research to support the PV stations develop for large scale.

Does voltage instability decrease with a centralised PV power plant?

Two different scenarios with centralised PV power plants are considered in the medium voltage level without voltage regulation capabilities. Simulation results with these scenarios will show how the voltage instability decreases with the L-S PV based on the bus status, disturbance location, and disturbance duration.

Does a large-scale photovoltaic system have dynamic stability?

This study investigates and reports on the dynamic stability of the power system with a large-scale photovoltaic system (L-S PV). Two different scenarios with centralised PV power plants are considered in the medium voltage level without voltage regulation capabilities.

What causes a DC bus to overvoltage or undervoltage 20?

Speedy load changes can potentially cause the DC-Bus to overvoltage or undervoltage 20. The DC-Bus voltage will reduce the substantially if the output power is raised in steps, for example, since the energy stored in the capacitor is inadequate to maintain the DC-Bus voltage.

Does dynamic voltage stability affect the IEEE 30-bus with a L-s PV system?

This study presents a comprehensive analysis of dynamic voltage stability impact on the IEEE 30-bus with a L-S PV system in two scenarios: normal and load switching. The high penetration of the grid-tied large-scale photovoltaic system leads to enhancement in steady state voltages, and increased voltage dips under contingency conditions.