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    The document discusses STATCOM (Static Synchronous Compensator), which uses switching power converters to generate controllable reactive power without ac capacitors or reactors. It was developed by Gyugyi in 1976 as an alternative to synchronous compensators. The document explains that a STATCOM consists of a voltage source converter connected to the AC system through a coupling transformer. It also describes the V-I characteristic of STATCOM and different control methods like indirect control via DC voltage regulation and direct control using PWM and angle control.

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    The document discusses STATCOM (Static Synchronous Compensator), which uses switching power converters to generate controllable reactive power without ac capacitors or reactors. It was developed by Gyugyi in 1976 as an alternative to synchronous compensators. The document explains that a STATCOM consists of a voltage source converter connected to the AC system through a coupling transformer. It also describes the V-I characteristic of STATCOM and different control methods like indirect control via DC voltage regulation and direct control using PWM and angle control.

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    The document discusses STATCOM (Static Synchronous Compensator), which uses switching power converters to generate controllable reactive power without ac capacitors or reactors. It was developed by Gyugyi in 1976 as an alternative to synchronous compensators. The document explains that a STATCOM consists of a voltage source converter connected to the AC system through a coupling transformer. It also describes the V-I characteristic of STATCOM and different control methods like indirect control via DC voltage regulation and direct control using PWM and angle control.

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    Statcom Slides

    Uploaded by

    ShiviArora
    The document discusses STATCOM (Static Synchronous Compensator), which uses switching power converters to generate controllable reactive power without ac capacitors or reactors. It was developed by Gyugyi in 1976 as an alternative to synchronous compensators. The document explains that a STATCOM consists of a voltage source converter connected to the AC system through a coupling transformer. It also describes the V-I characteristic of STATCOM and different control methods like indirect control via DC voltage regulation and direct control using PWM and angle control.

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    STATCOM

    POWER AND ENERGY SYSTEM ENGINEERING


    GOA ENGINEERING COLLEGE

    SHIVI
    ARORA

    STATCOM(Static
    Synchronous Compensator)
    Variable Source Type Compensator
    Possibility of generating controllable reactive power
    without the use of ac capacitors or reactors, by using
    switching power converters was disclosed by Gyugyi in
    1976.
    Similar to Synchronous Compensator.

    Operation of STATCOM
    A STATCOM consists of a
    SVS that is supplied by a
    dc storage capacitor Cdc.
    The SVS is connected in
    shunt with the ac system
    bus through a coupling
    transformer with a leakage
    reactance of XT.

    V-I characteristic of a
    STATCOM

    Static Synchronous Generator


    Pure reactive injection or absorption is neither possible
    nor desirable.
    The dc capacitor voltage can be regulated by
    replenishing the losses due to switching and in the
    coupling transformer circuit by drawing power from
    the ac system.
    Therefore must lag by a small amount such
    that the dc capacitor voltage is held constant.

    Indirect control
    via control of DC capacitor voltage
    That in turn is controlled by controlling the
    angle of output voltage

    Direct control
    PWM
    Angle control

    Tyristor-based versus
    Converter-based Controller

    Instantaneous control of
    STATCOM

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