Instantaneous Reactive Power Theory Applied to Active Power Filter Compensation: Different Approaches, Assessment, and Experimental Results

By R. S. Herrera, Patricio Salmerón, Hyosung Kim. IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2008

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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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Citations in the corpus

• Experimental Design of a Nonlinear Control Technique for Three-Phase Shunt Active Power Filter (2010, background): “On the other hand, most of the techniques mentioned in the literature assume sinusoidal supply voltages when compensating unbalanced nonlinear load currents [3], [12].”
• Optimal Current Harmonic Extractor Based on Unified ADALINEs for Shunt Active Power Filters (2014, methodology): “Additional techniques in the frequency estimation and/or harmonic extraction in the APF applications are Kalman filtering methods [16]–[20], P–Q theory [1], [21], [22], D–Q theory [23], [24], PI method [25], wavelet transform [26], and artificial neural network (ANN) methods [27]–[31].”
• A Comparison of Control Algorithms for DSTATCOM (2009, background): “This theory is based on the transformation of three-phase quantities to two-phase quantities in α–β frame and the calculation of instantaneous active and reactive power in this frame [3], [4].”