Artificial Neural Network Controlled Shunt Active
Artificial Neural Network Controlled Shunt Active
Abstract: In this paper development of three phase voltage Because of its effective operation, VCSAPF is examined as
controlled shunt active power filter is designed to compensate the viable solution to minimize the current harmonics produced
harmonic current present in nonlinear load. The designed system by nonlinear load. To extract reference compensating
overcomes the limitations of passive filter because of its
current several control techniques such as synchronous
resonance and bulky size. Voltage controlled shunt active power
filter is the effective method for compensating harmonic elements reference frame D-Q theory, instantaneous power of P-Q
caused by rectifier with RLE (nonlinear) load. In the proposed theory, synchronous detection algorithm and wavelet
system classical PI controller is implemented and minimizes the transform are applicable in the present scenario. P-Q theory
ripple voltage of the DC capacitor voltage. The techniques used is one of the most simple andconvenienttechnique to
to control algorithm deals with the concept of instantaneous implement. Due to the complexity of the conventional
power of P-Q theory and a combination of neural network based
technique the proposed intelligent controller behaves for
intelligent technique to calculate three phase reference
compensating current. The results ofPI based instantaneous leading patterns to compensate the reference current [6-7].
power of P-Q theory and intelligent technique such as artificial
neural network based back propagation algorithm is II. INSTANTANEOUS P-Q THEORY BASED
implemented and simulation are carried out in MATLAB/ VOLTAGE CONTROLLED SHUNT ACTIVE
Simulink environment. POWER FILTER
The proposed system consist of three phase power supply,
Key Words: PI controller, Voltage Controlled Shunt Active
Power Filter (VCSAPF), Artificial Neural Network (ANN), Total front end rectifier, PI controller, P-Q theory, and hysteresis
Harmonic Distortion (THD) band current controller and voltage source inverter. The
principle of VCSAPFis mainly used to minimize the
I. INTRODUCTION harmonics fed by rectifier with RLE load. The system is
During recent years the development of power electronic implemented in classical P-Q theory. The configuration
based systems creates a major issue in acting electrical scheme of voltage controlled shunt active power filter is
system applications. The main source of the production and shown in Fig. 1.
Front End Rectifier
distribution of the electricity creates an issue and degrades Ra La ILa
the quality of the system. Because of the rapid increase in a
RL
power electronic based loads such as thyristors, front end Rb Lb ILb
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The corresponding pulses are given as input to the VCSAPF The net input is calculated in the following equation given
to generate compensating filter current andconnected at a below:
point of common coupling. binawa w
P-Q theory explains about the transformation from three Whereas a1 and a2 are the activations of the input
phase abcof current and voltage coordinates to two phase αβ neurons A1 and A2 that is fed to the output of input signals.
voltage and current coordinate by Clarke’s transformation The output b of output neuron B can be obtained by using
and the corresponding αβ is transformed to active and the activations over the net input.
reactive power component p-q. b f bin
The corresponding power components are converted to two Output neuron = function (calculated net input)
phase αβ current by low pass filter. Then the αβ current is
Topology of ANN consists of tan sigmoid function is
converted to abc reference compensating current by using
depicted in Fig. 4.
inverse Clarke transform and the output of control circuit
produces gate pulses. The load current produced by rectifier
with RLE load and filter current produced by P-Q theory ∑
have equal magnitude but opposite phase to that of load
current cancel each other and produce distortion less current
in supply side. Block diagram of PI controller based
Vdc
instantaneous power of P-Q theory is shown in Fig. 2. ∑
∑ Ploss
∑
Vdc Ref
30
Tansig
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The internal representation of the network is mainly used to Step 1: Start the process and initialize weights of the
get accurate results. Because of its efficiency in the network, network and level the input/output data.
back propagation algorithm is more significant to estimate Step 2: The network of the structure is chosen and
the delta rule.The back propagation algorithm is the correspondingly the hidden layers for each neuron is
improvement of least mean square algorithm in which it selected.
changes the network weights to minimize the mean squared
Step 3: The activation function is selected and these
error between the actual and desired outputs of the network.
activation functions can be uniform and may be vary for
different layers.
IV. IMPLEMENTATION OF P-Q THEORY BASED
ANN CONTROLLER Step 4: Training pair for each training set is determined. To
determine the output of the network, it is based on input
The neural network based instantaneous power P-Q vector set andinitial weights.
theory modeling is shown in Fig.5. Step 5: The network output is determined by taking the error
output and the corresponding error is propagated back that
varies the weights in such a way it minimizes the error.
Itagain start from the output layer and fed backward to input
layer.
Step 6: Repeat steps from 4 to 6 and for each vector the
training set is analyzed unless the error for the given vector
set is lower than the required minimum error.
Neural network model and best validation performance is
shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7.
Vdc and Vdc reference are the inputs fed to hidden layer
and compensating current is the output that is observed from
the P-Q theory. In neural network adaption of the weights
(w) and bias (b) arebased on the computation of mean square
error between its outputs. The process for the calculation of
two phase αβ coordinate is given below.
Iα = 2/3 Ia1/3IbIc
Therefore the compensating current obtained from two phase In the back propagation network, testing of data’s are
αβ coordinate to three phase abc frameis given by, implemented only in the feed forward path and during
ICa√2/3IC1 implementation of the network, even though network has
the ability to operate in more hidden layers, it is more
ICb√2/30.5 IC1) √3/2 IC2
sufficient to operate under one hidden layer. During training
ICc√2/3-0.5IC1√3/2 IC2 process it requires more time to train the network but it
produces an output in a clear manner when compare to other
From the above equations compensating currents are
networks.
calculated from α-β to abc frame. To calculate the derivative
The best validation performance is obtained by training and
function for the least square error with respect to the weights
testing the network by selecting number of neurons and
and bias of the network, first order iterative
epochs in a clear manner.
optimizationalgorithm is used. The squared error function is
defined by the following equation:
E ½ TC2
E is the squared error, T is the Target output for a given
sample and C is the actual output of the neuron. The
constant ½ is included while differentiating the constant is
cancelled. Training steps for back propagation algorithm is
given below:
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Configuration Parameters
Source voltage 440 V, 50 Hz, Three phase
Source inductance 0.5mH
Fig. 9. Source current waveform –Rectifier with RLE
Load resistance 300Ω load
Load inductance 1mH
Filter inductance 0.1017H
Filter capacitance 100µF
Proportional gain(Kp) 1.25
Integral gain(Ki) 6.5
Vdc 620V
Cdc 3600µF
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VI. CONCLUSION
Voltage controlled shunt active power filter with ANN
controller has been implemented for minimization of source
current harmonics. The present system is designed to
mitigate the harmonics produced by nonlinear load.
Compared to conventional controller, neural network
minimizes the source current harmonics that has higher
attenuation against higher order harmonics and improves the
power quality of the system. Conventional controller
regulates average level of the DC capacitor voltage,whereas
neural network avoids mathematical operation and
simplifies the control configurations. Compensation is
employed for power quality improvement by minimizing the
current harmonics in various fields such as variable speed
drives, electric arc furnace and UPS application.
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