Disadvantages Of Harmonic Distortion

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2.1 (c) Total Harmonics Distortion (THD) The total harmonic distortion is calculated as the ratio of the rms value of its total harmonic component of the output voltage and the rms value of the fundamental component. A total harmonics distortion is an evaluate of closeness in a shape between the output voltage waveform and its fundamental components. THD=√(E_rms^2-E_1^2 )/(E_rms^1 ) 2.1 (d) Distortion Factor (DF) A distortion factor shows the amount of harmonics that remain in the output voltage waveform, after the waveform has been subjected to second order attenuation. It is found as DF= √((∑_(n=2,3..)^∞▒(〖E_(n_rms )/n^2 〗^.)^2 )/E_(1_rms ) ) 3 HARMONICS REDUCTION The power electronics equipments, such as inverter, chopper & rectifier have switching devices and their output produces voltage & current harmonics to the system from which they are working and these harmonics affect the operation of other equipments connected to the same system through conduction or by radio interference. This harmonics gives the following disadvantage: (a) harmonics current will lead to excessive heating in the induction motor connected with the thyristor system and this will reduce the load …show more content…

The flowchart of P&O is given below, and the method basically perturbation increase or decrease by the controller reference voltage by a step size noted as C, hence the subsequently estimate the power difference between the present PV power and that before the perturbation (Observation stage) and the PV source terminal voltage. If the PV power difference is obtained positive that means the PV power is increased and the tracking is in the right direction, the perturbation direction will be carried on (increase or decrease). On the other size the power difference is negative then the power reduction is caused due to the perturbation, so the direction of perturbation should be

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