EP2826124A1 - Circuit arrangement and method for converting and adapting a dc voltage, photovoltaic installation - Google Patents
Circuit arrangement and method for converting and adapting a dc voltage, photovoltaic installationInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for electrical systems for converting and adjusting a DC voltage.
- the present invention further relates to a method and a photovoltaic system.
- Photovoltaic systems are used to extract electrical energy from solar energy and to feed this electrical energy into a public energy grid or power grid.
- inverters are usually used which convert the electrical direct current generated by the solar cells of the photovoltaic system into an alternating current. This alternating current can then be fed into the public grid.
- the solar cells or solar cell strings are, for example, coupled directly to the inverter.
- the negative pole of the solar cell array is coupled to the negative pole of the inverter and the positive pole of the solar cell array to the positive pole of the inverter.
- Problematic with this Type of interconnection of solar cell and inverter is that under low sunlight, the DC voltage generated by the solar cells may fail too low to generate with the help of the inverter an alternating current, which can then be fed into the public grid.
- the voltage in the negative and positive DC link must be greater than the amplitude of the mains voltage.
- boost converters are used between the solar cell array and the inverter, which increase the amount of DC voltage generated by the solar cell array. This makes it possible to generate and supply an alternating current for a public power grid even if the solar cell arrangement supplies a DC voltage that is lower in magnitude than required for the public power grid.
- the solar cell arrangement is connected to the inverter in such a way that the positive pole of the solar cell arrangement has a positive potential relative to the reference ground and the negative pole of the solar cell arrangement has a negative potential compared to the reference ground, this can lead to a creeping performance degradation of the solar cells due to the so-called PID effect lead.
- the cause of this PID effect lies essentially in the negative po- Potential of the negative pole of the solar cell relative to the potential of the reference ground, which can lead to unwanted leakage currents. Overall, this leads to accelerated aging and a significant power loss of the solar cell array.
- a corresponding circuit system is described for example in DE 10 2007 050 554 AI. If the potential of the positive pole of the solar cell is raised, so does the potential of the negative pole of the solar cell.
- a method for operating electrical installations for converting and adjusting a DC voltage of a voltage source comprising the steps of: increasing a potential in a positive branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system such that a potential of a negative pole of the voltage source has a value greater than the potential which the negative pole has before increasing, or lowering the potential in a negative branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical circuit Device in such a way that a positive pole output potential of the voltage source assumes a voltage value smaller than the potential which the positive pole has before sinking, and balancing the electric power between the positive branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system and the negative branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system ,
- a photovoltaic system with a circuit arrangement according to the invention is a photovoltaic system with a circuit arrangement according to the invention.
- the finding underlying the present invention is that it is not necessarily necessary to use in the intermediate circuit symmetric voltages with respect to the potential of the reference ground in order to increase the efficiency of the inverter.
- the idea underlying the present invention is now to take this knowledge into account and to provide a circuit arrangement which does not just symmetrically design the potentials of the positive and of the negative intermediate circuit branch with respect to a reference potential. Rather, by the circuit arrangement, the amount of electrical power which is supplied to the positive DC voltage connection of the inverter, the amount of electrical power equalized, which is the negative
- the circuit arrangement according to the invention has two operating modes. In the first operating mode symmetrical intermediate circuit voltages are provided for the inverter. This first operating mode can be used, for example, with solar modules which are not subject to the PID effect. In this operating mode, a solar system achieves the maximum efficiency. But if solar modules are used, which are subject to the PID effect (eg thin-film solar modules) and in which consequently the potential at the negative pole of the solar modules must be raised, the circuit arrangement is operated in the second mode.
- the PID effect eg thin-film solar modules
- the circuit arrangement is operated in such a way that the potential in the positive branch of the intermediate circuit is increased by the inverter in order to make the potential at the negative pole of the solar modules positive relative to reference potential, or the potential in the negative branch of the intermediate circuit is lowered Potential at the positive pole of the solar modules to make reference potential negative.
- the potential may also correspond to the reference potential instead of being either greater or less than this.
- the circuit arrangement according to the invention also makes it possible to regulate the potential of the negative intermediate circuit branch in such a way that it becomes asymmetrical with respect to the reference potential to the potential of the positive intermediate circuit branch.
- the present invention provides a balancing device, which balances the branches of the intermediate circuit with respect to the electrical power.
- the circuit arrangement can be operated with a group of solar cells, with solar cells connected in series and / or in parallel, with solar cell strings or the like.
- At least one first boost converter is provided, which is designed to increase the amount of voltage between the negative and the positive pole of the voltage source of the electrical system and / or to equalize the amount of a mains voltage of a public power grid. This allows feed of current generated by the voltage source even if the voltage provided by the voltage source is smaller than a mains voltage of the public power grid.
- the equalizer includes an inverting adjuster electrically coupled to the positive leg, the negative leg and a first node of the electrical system. This makes it possible to provide a very efficient and simple balancing device.
- the first node has a reference potential.
- the inverting controller is designed to compensate for the electrical power in the positive branch and the negative branch relative to the reference potential. This makes it possible to adapt the circuit arrangement to different reference potentials and applications.
- an inverting actuator instead of an inverting actuator, an inverse converter or another type of DC / DC converter can be used.
- the inverting actuator is arranged electrically between the at least one first boost converter and an electrical output of the vision arrangement. This makes it possible to compensate for electric power between the positive branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system and the negative branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system with a single compensating device, even if a plurality of solar cells in the photovoltaic system is used.
- the first boost converter may be implemented as a multi-channel boost converter having at least two solar cell input terminals arranged in parallel. Instead of individual solar cells, it is also possible to connect to the first step-up converter a series and / or parallel connection of solar cells and / or at least one solar cell string or solar cell array.
- the inverting adjuster comprises a controllable switch and a reverse-biased diode arranged in series therewith, which are electrically arranged between the positive branch and the negative branch.
- the controllable switch can be, for example, a MOSFET, IGBT, JFET, bipolar transistor or other power semiconductor.
- the inverting actuator includes an inductive element (coil, inductor) electrically disposed between a second node connected between the controllable switch and the diode and the first node. This allows a simple and less complex structure of the inverting actuator.
- the compensation device has a control device, which is designed to control the inverting controller in such a way that the same electrical power is output at a positive output terminal of the circuit arrangement as at a negative output terminal of the circuit arrangement.
- the control device may include, for example, a microprocessor or an FPGA or PLD. The use of such a control device allows a very flexible control of the inverting actuator.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a circuit arrangement according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a flow chart of an embodiment of a method according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of an embodiment of a photovoltaic plant according to the invention
- FIG. 4 shows a further block diagram of an embodiment of a photovoltaic system according to the invention.
- Fig. 1 shows a block diagram of a first embodiment of a circuit arrangement according to the invention.
- the circuit arrangement designated by reference numeral 1 has a compensating device 4.
- the compensating device 4 is coupled to a negative branch 3 and a positive branch 5 of the intermediate circuit of a photovoltaic plant 24 (not shown in FIG. 1).
- the circuit arrangement 1 is designed as a discrete electrical circuit arrangement 1. In further embodiments, the circuit arrangement 1 can also be designed as integrated electronic circuit arrangement 1. In still further embodiments, the circuit arrangement 1 can also be designed as a component of an inverter 14.
- the circuit arrangement 1 is formed in the example shown for a total electrical power of up to 10kW. In further embodiments, the circuit arrangement 1 can also be designed for a total electrical power of up to 1 MW, in particular also up to 100 kW or even 1 kW.
- the circuit arrangement 1 has a control device which is designed to control the compensation device 4 and, if present, a first boost converter 2 (not shown).
- the control device is designed in one embodiment as a microcontroller.
- the control device is designed as a computer program product, which is executed on a microcontroller.
- the computer program product can be an independently executable program (software).
- the computer program product is designed as a computer program product module which is executed as a module of an operating system.
- control device has a plurality of sensors for detecting voltages and currents in order to detect the currents and voltages which are provided by individual solar cells and which occur in the negative branch 3 and the positive branch 5 of the intermediate circuit, and the like Value to be determined.
- control device is designed to control the compensation device 4 in such a way that the same electrical power is output at the positive output connection of the circuit arrangement 1 as at a negative output connection of the circuit arrangement 1.
- a potential in a positive branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system 24 is increased such that a potential of a negative pole of the voltage source 18 assumes a value greater than the potential which the negative pole has before increasing, or becomes the potential in a negative branch of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system 24 is lowered such that an output potential of a positive pole of the voltage source 18 assumes a voltage value smaller than the potential, which has the positive pole before lowering.
- the electrical power between the positive branch 5 of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system 24 and the negative branch 3 of the intermediate circuit of the electrical system 24 is compensated.
- the potential of the positive branch 5 of the intermediate circuit is increased such that the potential at the negative pole of the solar cell is greater than or equal to the potential of a reference ground, eg ground.
- the voltage of the negative branch 3 of the intermediate circuit is adjusted to the voltage of the public power grid.
- the method of the invention includes increasing the electrical voltages provided by a plurality of solar cells in parallel.
- FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of an embodiment of a photovoltaic system 24 according to the invention.
- the photovoltaic system 24 here has a circuit arrangement according to the invention
- FIG. 4 shows a further block diagram of an embodiment of a photovoltaic system 24 according to the invention.
- the photovoltaic system 24 is shown in greater detail in terms of circuitry compared with the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 3.
- the photovoltaic system 24 in FIG. 4 has a solar cell 18, which is electrically coupled to a first step-up converter 2.
- FIG. 4 shows a further solar cell 18 with its own first step-up converter 2. That this second and further solar cells is provided, which by two dashed connecting lines, which the second solar cell 18 and its first boost converter
- the first boost converter 2 may be e.g. a multi-channel step-up converter 2, which can adjust the output voltage separately for a plurality of solar cells 18 for each solar cell 18.
- the compensating device (not explicitly shown) in FIG. 4 has an inverting actuator 6 and is arranged between the solar cells 18 with the corresponding boost converters 2 and the inverter 14 with the intermediate circuit capacitors 22, 23.
- the inverter 14 has three input terminals.
- the first intermediate circuit capacitor 22 is arranged between the positive input terminal of the inverter 14 and the ground input terminal of the inverter 14.
- the second DC link capacitor 23 is arranged between the ground input terminal of the inverter 14 and the negative input terminal of the inverter 14.
- the inverter 14 has only two input terminals.
- the inverter 14 has three output terminals, each of which corresponds to one of the three phases 15-17 of a public power grid.
- the three phases 15-17 are coupled at their node via a neutral conductor to the ground input terminal of the inverter 14.
- Of the first node 7 is also coupled to the ground input terminal of the inverter 14.
- the inverter 14 has only two output terminals or one output terminal. Further, in the coupling line between the neutral conductor and the reference point 7 of the circuit arrangement 1, various components, such as relays, coils and the like may be arranged.
- the first boost converter 2 illustrated in FIG. 4 each have an inductive element 20, such as a coil.
- the inductive element 20 is disposed between the negative pole of the corresponding solar cell 18 and a reverse-biased diode 21.
- a switch 19 is provided in the first step-up converters, which couples the junction between inductance 20 and diode 21 with the positive pole of the solar cell 18 and the positive branch 5 of the intermediate circuit of the photovoltaic system 24.
- the switch 19 is, for example, a semiconductor switch such as a MOSFET, JFET, bipolar transistor or the like.
- the anode of the diode 21 is coupled to the negative branch 3 of the intermediate circuit of the photovoltaic system 24.
- the compensating device 4 (not explicitly shown) has an inverting actuator 6.
- the inverting controller 6 has a controllable switch 9 and a diode 10 arranged in series in the reverse direction, which are arranged electrically between the positive branch 5 and the negative branch 3.
- the inverting controller 6 has an inductance 11, which is electrically connected between a second node 12, which is arranged between the switch 9 and the diode 10, and the first node 7 is arranged.
- the inverting controller also called an inverted converter
- the switch 9 is closed.
- the inverse converter transfers the extracted energy into the negative branch 3 of the intermediate circuit. For this purpose, the switch 9 is opened.
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