CPC H02J 3/26 (2013.01) [H02M 7/53875 (2013.01)] | 11 Claims |
1. A method for three-phase infeed of electrical power from a DC source into a three-phase AC grid by means of an inverter, wherein the inverter has a regulation circuit, and wherein the regulation circuit comprises a regulator circuit and a multiplier circuit, comprising:
measuring phase-specific grid voltages of the three-phase AC grid;
determining a grid frequency from the measured phase-specific grid voltages;
generating phase-specific sinusoidal voltage reference values using the regulator circuit from the measured phase-specific grid voltages and the determined grid frequency, wherein the phase-specific sinusoidal voltage reference values have phase-specific amplitudes and a common frequency corresponding to the respective amplitudes and frequency of the measured phase-specific grid voltages of individual phases of the three-phase AC grid,
generating phase-specific target current values using the multiplier circuit by forming products of phase-specific predetermined target current amplitude values and the phase-specific sinusoidal voltage reference values and dividing the formed products by respective phases of grid voltage amplitudes, and
using the phase-specific target current values for driving power switches of the inverter.
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