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Shunt active power filter with harmonic current control strategy

This paper presents a single phase shunt active power filter for compensating the power factor and harmonics currents generated by two nonlinear loads, an AC controller with resistive load, and a rectifier with an inductive load. The topology of the filter is based on a single phase inverter with four IGBTs. The filter current is forced to follow a reference; this reference current must be the difference between the sinusoidal input current in phase with the sinusoidal voltage supplying the load and the load current; for calculating the reference current a frequency-independent method has been used. The calculus of the reference current and results of simulation are presented; finally experimental results obtained from a prototype confirm the feasibility of the proposed system.