Artificial neural network (ANN) is becoming an attractive estimation and regression technique in many control applications due to its parallel computing nature and high learning capability. There has been a lot of effort in employing the ANN in shunt active power filter (APF) control applications. Adaptive Linear Neuron (ADALINE) and feed-forward multilayer neural network (MNN) are the most commonly used ANN techniques to extract fundamental and/or harmonic components present in the nonlinear currents. This paper aims to provide an in-depth understanding on realizing ADALINE and feed-forward MNN-based control algorithms for shunt APF. A step-by-step procedure to implement these ANN-based techniques in MATLAB/Simulink environment is provided. Furthermore, a detailed analysis on the performance, limitation, and advantages of both methods is presented in the paper. The study is supported by conducting both simulation and experimental validations.
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