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In this paper, the performance of wireless operation of four-leg parallel inverters, at the presence of unbalanced nonlinear loads, is investigated. In order to control the parallel inverters, an inner current and external voltage control loops should be designed. In this paper, a proportional controller for the current internal loop as well as a proportional-resonant one for the voltage external loop are investigated and designed to ensure the proper performance of the system at the presence of unbalanced and nonlinear loads. In this paper, droop control and virtual output impedance loops have formed the power sharing control system for the parallel inverters. The proposed system is able to feed balanced, unbalanced, and nonlinear loads and provides an appropriate sinusoidal voltage waveform for loads by accurately sharing power between the parallel inverters. Simulation results verify the accurate and proper performance of the proposed system.

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Steady-state and transient response of the active power filter based on instantaneous power theory compensation method is dependent on the accurately and quickly extract the DC component of load active power. In this paper, for improving the response of this method, the numerical filter based on recursive least squares with variable forgetting factor in order to separation of DC component of load active power is proposed. Unlike conventional low-pass filters, the feature of designed numerical filter is independent of load harmonic components, quick and precision of the answer. Also, using wavelet transform the performance of active power filter under the non-ideal voltage condition is improved. Finally, the second order delta-sigma modulation is used to generate the switching pulses. Simulation results on MATLAB / SIMULINK software shows that the proposed method is properly.

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In this paper, a novel structure based on Bridgeless AC/DC Converters for BLDC Motor is proposed. For now, to drive this kind of dc motors, step down and step up converters and converters with capability of increase and decrease in output voltage with bridgeless diode structures are presented. In this paper by using a novel structure, this possibility is provided to have a converter that can work in desired and separate states such as buck, boost or buck boost operations. In this paper focus will be upon buck-boost operation to access appropriate usage of both decrease and increase at output voltage advantages. Also this converter would not need to a diode bridge at primary of circuit. At output of this converter only a dc-link capacitor exists, that it will decrease the need of electrolytic capacitors that result to decreased circuit volume and cost. Removing of input diode bridge and input dc-link capacitor has caused to a better quality of input current waveforms. As well as, power factor for input power supply of this converter will work near to unit amounts.

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Polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) have been considered by researchers due to their high efficiency, low pollution, and high-power density in distributed generation systems. In this paper, the connected PEMFC fuel cell power recovery system with an LCL filter is evaluated in the harmonic Grid. LCL filters, despite their greater ability to attenuate harmonics, can lead to system resonance and instability. In this research, a transformer has been used to connect the fuel cell inverter to the Grid and its leakage inductance has been used as the inductor on the network side. Besides, for optimal resonance damping, and attenuation of current ripple caused by grids voltage harmonics, capacitor voltage through feedback control has been used. Complete control of capacitor voltage feedback includes proportional, derivative, and second-order components. In the proposed control scheme, the capacitor voltage derivative component opposes the capacitor current feedback due to identical and symmetrical loop gain. Therefore, both of them can be deleted. Thus, the capacitor current sensor is saved. Instead, the LCL filter resonance is damped by a proportional component and a second-order derivative of the capacitor voltage. A low-pass filter is also added to the second-order derivative in the controllable frequency range to ensure system stability. The simulation results of the PEMFC power recovery system in different conditions confirm the proper attenuation of the grid-connected inverter, the injection of current of suitable quality into the contaminated and harmonic grid, the stability, and the appropriate dynamic response of the proposed system.