Capacitor-current active damping has been widely used in voltage source inverters withLCorLCLfilters. However, the time delay poses an adverse impact on the damping performance, causing a negative-resistance behavior, and thus constraints the system stability. To address this issue, this letter proposes a compensation method, which eliminates the adverse impact by removing the time delay out of the capacitor-current loop. Consequently, the damping performance behaves as a constant positive resistance, and thereby the stable region of the damping gain is notably enlarged. Experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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