Email this article Harmonic Compensation of Distribution generation Using Photovoltaic Interfacing Inverter
Abstract
Normally increasing utilization of electronic devices in homes leads the researchers to concentrate on harmonic problem Besides the degrading power quality, the harmonic current flow may interfere with the adjacent telephone lines. The harmonics in a residential system is difficult because of the dispersed nature of the residential loads.
This worktried to improve the power quality using distributed generation system in residential areas. To compensate a harmonics resonance in residential areas, active and passive filters are used in distribution network. To improve the distribution generation (DG) using photovoltaic interface inverter the harmonics was compensated.
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