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A Phasor Estimation Algorithm Robust to Decaying DC Component

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Phasor measurement is widely used in fault detection and localization of power systems. To improve the phasor measurement accuracy when the fault signal contains the decaying dc component (DDC), this… Click to show full abstract

Phasor measurement is widely used in fault detection and localization of power systems. To improve the phasor measurement accuracy when the fault signal contains the decaying dc component (DDC), this article proposes a half-cycle DFT (HCDFT)-based phasor estimation algorithm. The error caused by DDC is estimated and removed from the phasor estimate by combining multiple HCDFT results that are computed using both the conventional basis vector and its corresponding complex conjugate. Both the numerical tests and the IEEE 39-bus system simulation tests are implemented to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm in comparison with four related phasor estimation algorithms. Test results show that the proposed algorithm can achieve accurate phasor estimation in the presence of DDC of a wide range of time constants under the interference of harmonics and noise. Moreover, the proposed algorithm is computationally efficient and its performance is independent of sampling rate. These merits make the proposed algorithm suitable to be applied in measurement and protection devices in real power systems.

Keywords: estimation algorithm; phasor; phasor estimation; decaying component

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery
Year Published: 2022

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