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A novel distributed control for uninterruptible power supply (UPS) modules in parallel operation is proposed in this paper, in which the voltage reference synchronization control and load current distribution control are decoupled by a local feedback. The voltage reference is presynchronized beyond the current distribution control with a microcontroller unit and a wired-and circuit. Both instantaneous current distribution and hot swapping of any module are allowed with all the UPS modules electrically isolated. The transfer function of the circulating current regulator is analyzed and equivalent to a first-order low-pass filter. The control characteristics of the root-mean-square voltage regulator (RMSVR) in each UPS module in parallel operation are researched, as well as the coupling effect between the RMSVR and the load balance performance. The RMSVR's impact on current distribution is compensated by introducing the amplitude of the output current or the circulating current into the amplitude adjustment of the sinusoidal voltage reference signal. As a result, both the current sharing and the output-voltage performance of the whole system are effectively improved. Theoretical analysis and experimental results are provided to demonstrate the validity and feasibility of the proposed control.
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