Power converter, method of controlling power converter, and computer readable recording medium
AssigneeFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasahiro Rikiso, Asuka Abe
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AssigneeFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasahiro Rikiso, Asuka Abe
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A power converter includes: an input unit configured to be electrically connected to a device; a voltage charge unit configured to change voltage; a voltage adjustment unit configured to adjust the voltage supplied to a transmission line; a target setting unit configured to set a first target value of the voltage change unit; a voltage monitoring unit configured to observe the voltage of the transmission line; and a threshold determination mechanism configured to calculate a second target value of the voltage adjustment unit in accordance with voltage of the transmission line. The target setting unit of the power converter is configured to generate the first target value as an output target of the voltage charge unit in accordance with the voltage observed by the voltage monitoring unit. The first target value has characteristics to change a threshold voltage for controlling output of the voltage adjustment unit depending on time.
A power converter for being connected to a transmission line, the power converter comprising:
A method of controlling a power converter connected to a transmission line, the power converter including an input unit configured to be electrically connected to a device that is able to input electric power from the transmission line and/or output electric power to the transmission line, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium on which a program that causes a processor to execute a method of controlling a power converter connected to a transmission line, the power converter including an input unit configured to be electrically connected to a device that is able to input electric power from the transmission line and/or output electric power to the transmission line, the program instructing the processor to execute:
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