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An Improved Deadbeat Control for a Three-Phase Three-Line Active Power Filter With Current-Tracking Error Compensation

An active power filter (APF) plays an important role in compensating the harmonic component of a nonlinear load current. In this paper, deadbeat control (DBC), which has high control performance and fast dynamic response, is used as a current controller for an APF. An improved DBC (Imp_DBC) is introduced to suppress the adverse effect of the current sampling error and to enhance the interference rejection capability of the control system. The characteristics of the conventional DBC and Imp_DBC are analyzed using transfer functions in the discrete-time domain. The robustness of the system is improved with the inductance variation. Specifically, aiming at the dramatic change of the harmonic component of the nonlinear load current, a current-tracking error compensation method is proposed. The phenomena of the upper co-nvex and lower concave in grid current are eliminated. Finally, the experimental setup of three-phase three-line APF is built, and the effectiveness of this method is verified by experiments.