Abstract: A high power control system includes: a single energy source; an energy source management unit configured to manage the energy source; a controller configured to output a PWM control signal under control of the energy source management unit; a plurality of inverters configured to convert a direct current into an alternating current under control of the PWM control signal of the controller; a plurality of filters coupled to output terminals of the inverters; and a plurality of switches configured to regulate connections between the filters and a load under control of a regulation control signal of the controller.

Abstract: A high power control system includes: a single energy source; an energy source management unit configured to manage the energy source; a controller configured to output a PWM control signal under control of the energy source management unit; a plurality of inverters configured to convert a direct current into an alternating current under control of the PWM control signal of the controller; a plurality of filters coupled to output terminals of the inverters; and a plurality of switches configured to regulate connections between the filters and a load under control of a regulation control signal of the controller.

Abstract: An energy generation system includes an inverter for converting a DC voltage into an AC voltage, a three-phase/two-phase transformer for transforming an output of the inverter into a three-phase/two-phase stationary coordinate system, a phase locked loop for calculating the phase and frequency of an output voltage of the inverter, a phase shifter for generating a current phase reference value, a current reference coordinate transformer for transforming the current phase reference value and the current amplitude reference value into a two-phase stationary coordinate system, a current phase calculator for outputting a current phase calculation value, a current phase calculator for outputting a current amplitude calculation value, a current adjuster for generating a current adjustment signal, an output three-phase transformer for transforming the current adjustment signal into a current adjustment signal in a three-phase stationary coordinate system, and a PWM controller for outputting a PWM control signal.

Abstract: Provided are a solar energy generation system having an adaptive maximum power point tracking function and a method thereof. The solar energy generation system includes: a minimum maintenance voltage determination unit configured to output a minimum maintenance voltage which enables the inverter to maintain an operation thereof corresponding to a grid voltage of the grid; a maximum power point tracking controller configured to determine a maximum power point tracking voltage at a maximum power point of the photovoltaic module, using the minimum maintenance voltage and an output voltage and output current of the photovoltaic module, and to output a reference voltage to track the maximum power point; a voltage calculator configured to calculate a difference between the reference voltage and the output voltage of the photovoltaic module; and a voltage adjuster configured to generate a reference current value using an output of the voltage calculator.

Abstract: Provided are a solar energy generation system having an adaptive maximum power point tracking function and a method thereof. The solar energy generation system includes: a minimum maintenance voltage determination unit configured to output a minimum maintenance voltage which enables the inverter to maintain an operation thereof corresponding to a grid voltage of the grid; a maximum power point tracking controller configured to determine a maximum power point tracking voltage at a maximum power point of the photovoltaic module, using the minimum maintenance voltage and an output voltage and output current of the photovoltaic module, and to output a reference voltage to track the maximum power point; a voltage calculator configured to calculate a difference between the reference voltage and the output voltage of the photovoltaic module; and a voltage adjuster configured to generate a reference current value using an output of the voltage calculator.

Abstract: A photovoltaic generation system using grid-connected parallel inverters comprises a plurality of photovoltaic generation devices connected in parallel with each other, and a transformer configured to transform and transfer output voltages of the photovoltaic generation devices to a grid, wherein the photovoltaic generation device includes: a photovoltaic module configured to convert photovoltaic energy into DC electrical energy; an inverter configured to convert the DC electrical energy outputted from the photovoltaic module into AC electrical energy; an LC filter configured to remove noise included in the AC electrical energy which is outputted from the inverter; and a Y-connected capacitor group which is connected between one terminal of a reactor in the LC filter and one terminal of the photovoltaic module and is configured to reduce stray current.

Abstract: A new and renewable energy generation system includes: an inverter for converting a DC voltage into an AC voltage; a three-phase/two-phase transformer for transforming an output of the inverter into a three-phase/two-phase stationary coordinate system; a phase locked loop for calculating the phase and frequency of an output voltage of the inverter; a phase shifter for generating a current phase reference value; a current reference coordinate transformer for transforming the current phase reference value and the current amplitude reference value into a two-phase stationary coordinate system; a current phase calculator for outputting a current phase calculation value; a current phase calculator for outputting a current amplitude calculation value; a current adjuster for generating a current adjustment signal; an output three-phase transformer for transforming the current adjustment signal into a current adjustment signal in a three-phase stationary coordinate system; and a PWM controller for outputting a PWM co