ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF HARMONICS FOR VARIOUS RESIDENTIAL LOADS USING SIMULINK

Authors

  • Yogesh Bhujbal M.E. Scholar Department of Electrical G.H.I.E.R.T.,S.F. Pune University, Pune
  • Prof. Ravindra Joshi Professor of Electrical Department G.H.I.E.R.T.,S.F. Pune University, Pune
  • Amol Chate

Keywords:

Non linear load, Matlab-Simulink, FFT tool,

Abstract

Harmonics are the by-products of modern electronic devices i.e. nonlinear loads, thisharmonicsby drawing current in abrupt short pulses, rather than in a smooth sinusoidal manner. Any distribution circuit feeding nonlinear loads will contain some degree of harmonic frequenciesin multiples. Due to the rapidly increasing number of non-linear loads in distribution systems, the harmonic distortion of the current and voltage increases. Examples of non-linear loads are personal computer, television set (TV), fluorescent tube with electronic ballast, compact fluorescent lamp, battery charger, uninterrupted power supply (UPS) and any other equipment powered by switched-mode power supply (SMPS) unit. As the number of harmonics-producing loads in residences has increased over the years, it has become increasingly necessary to address their effects on the distribution system.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 8 (2015): IJIERT

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