Power conversion device with virtual power generation model

A power conversion device comprising:

• a power conversion circuit that is present between a DC power supply and an output line and converts DC power from the DC power supply to output AC power to the output line;
• and
• a control device that outputs a pulse width modulation signal to the power conversion circuit, the pulse width modulation signal being used for switching control in the power conversion circuit,
• wherein the control device comprises:
• a virtual power generation device model unit configured to output a current command value;
• and
• a control signal generation unit configured to generate the pulse width modulation signal based on the current command value and an output current value from the power conversion circuit,
• wherein the virtual power generation device model unit comprises:
• a motor model unit configured to simulate a motor having a rotation shaft, and configured to generate a model angular velocity representing a virtual rotational velocity of the rotation shaft;
• an AVR model unit configured to simulate an automatic voltage regulator, and configured to calculate a field equivalent value that is a value equivalent to a field current or a field voltage;
• and
• a power generator model unit configured to generate a current command value for simulating a power generator driven by the motor, based on the model angular velocity, the field equivalent value, and an output voltage of the power conversion circuit,
• wherein the control signal generation unit is configured to feed back a difference between an output current value of the power conversion circuit and the current command value, to the pulse width modulation signal by feedback control that does not involve an integral gain.

A power conversion device comprising:

• a power conversion circuit that is present between a DC power supply and an output line and converts DC power from the DC power supply to output AC power to the output line;
• and
• a control device that outputs a pulse width modulation signal to the power conversion circuit, the pulse width modulation signal being used for switching control in the power conversion circuit,
• wherein the control device comprises:
• a virtual power generation device model unit configured to output a current command value;
• and
• a control signal generation unit configured to generate the pulse width modulation signal based on the current command value and an output current value from the power conversion circuit,
• wherein an external power generator s connected to the output line,
• wherein the virtual power generation device model unit comprises:
• a motor model unit configured to simulate a motor having a rotation shaft, and configured to generate a model angular velocity representing a virtual rotational velocity of the rotation shaft;
• an AVR model unit configured to simulate an automatic voltage regulator, and configured to calculate a field equivalent value that is a value equivalent to a field current or a field voltage;
• a power generator model unit configured to generate a current command value for simulating a power generator driven by the motor, based on the model angular velocity the field equivalent value, and an output voltage of the power conversion circuit,
• a floating command value generation unit configured to output a floating command value being a command value generated such that a difference between a prose no-load angular velocity command value and the model angular velocity is included in the no-load angular velocity command value with a time delay;
• and
• a governor model unit configured to simulate a governor that adjusts the virtual rotational velocity of the rotation shaft, and configured to calculate an index value that is an index of drive energy supplied to the motor based on the floating command value,
• wherein the governor model unit calculates the index value according to the floating command value such that, when supply power supplied from the external power generator to the output line has a predetermined steady value, the power conversion circuit does not output active power, and when the supply power of the output line falls below the steady value due to a decrease in an output of the external power generator, the power conversion circuit continues to output a current corresponding to the decrease in a current from the steady value.

A power conversion device comprising:

• a power conversion circuit that is present between a DC power supply and an output line and converts DC power from the DC power supply to output AC power to the output line;
• and
• a control device that outputs a pulse width modulation signal to the power conversion circuit, the pulse width modulation signal being used for switching control in the power conversion circuit,
• wherein the control device comprises:
• a virtual power generation device model unit configured to output a current command value;
• and
• a control signal generation unit configured to generate the pulse width modulation signal based on the current command value and an output current value from the power conversion circuit;
• wherein the virtual power generation device model unit comprises:
• a motor model unit configured to simulate a motor having a rotation shaft, and configured to output a model angular velocity representing a virtual rotational velocity of the rotation shaft;
• an AVR model unit that simulates an automatic voltage regulator, and is configured to calculate a field equivalent value that is a value equivalent to a field current or a field voltage;
• and
• a power generator model unit configured to generate the current command value for simulating a power generator driven by the motor, based on an output voltage of the power conversion circuit, the field equivalent value of the AVR model unit, and an angular frequency of an output voltage of the power conversion circuit,
• wherein the virtual power generation device model unit is configured to receive a current control signal,
• wherein the virtual power generation device model unit is configured to correct the current command value generated by the power generator model unit when receiving the current control signal, thereby transmitting the current command value corrected such that a current flows backward from the output line toward the DC power supply via the power conversion circuit, to the control signal generation unit.