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Approach to self-synchronization of a group of static power converters Lavrinovsky, Victor; Dobroskok, Nikita; Bulychev, Valery; Migranov, Ruslan; Perevalov, Yuriy Yu; Stotckaia, Anastasia
International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems (IJPEDS) Vol 16, No 4: December 2025
Publisher : Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11591/ijpeds.v16.i4.pp2342-2352

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This study examines the control and synchronization of an orderly connected network of three-phase bidirectional power converters, serving as the grid interface for an energy storage system. The primary objective is to ensure stable operation under single-phase and non-symmetrical three-phase grid conditions. The control employs independent phase voltage regulation for compatibility. To achieve seamless coordination of an unlimited group of converters, the paper proposes a synchronization method based on a modified Kuramoto model. This method is designed to be compatible with independent phase control during asymmetric grid states. The proposed approach utilizes a structured connection graph, defined by phase shift magnitude, to synchronize the converter group. A brief overview of the tools for synchronizing oscillator groups is provided. A computer model was developed to study the operating modes of this converter class under both symmetrical and asymmetrical loads. Simulation studies confirmed the viability of the synchronization method. Furthermore, the research results were successfully applied in the design and implementation of a physical 10 kW grid - connected uninterruptible power supply prototype, demonstrating practical feasibility.
Co-Authors Bulychev, Valery Lavrinovsky, Victor Migranov, Ruslan Perevalov, Yuriy Yu Stotckaia, Anastasia