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Design and Practical Investigation of a Model Predictive Control for Power Grid Converter

Received: 20 March 2020 Accepted: 4 June 2020 This paper presents a Model Predictive Power Control (MPC) scheme for the control of three-phase grid-connected with two Level Voltage Source Converters (2 LVSCs). This work utilizes the discrete behavior of the converter to determine appropriate and optimal switching states that minimize the cost function. The proposed approach based predictive control scheme allows power transfer with instantaneous mode changing capability and fast dynamic response. For both operation modes, the simulation and experimental results confirm the good performance in terms of efficiency, low current THD and controlled output voltage.