High voltage inverter
January 23rd, 2012 by Jerry Tee
I'm trying a photovoltaic module as a current source inverter feeding an AC give us and to feed that stream to the network. But I'm not sure what the effect of inverter output voltage in the network. I was so happy to find this – Just a stab, I'm not sure what other complications of their system, but you can search "power in = power out"? I also suspect that if the inverter is connected to the network, then the inverter output voltage will always be the voltage. The grid is supposed to be so rigid that a source of the island like this can not affect the voltage or frequency. Does that help? Have you discovered anything else as it published?
An inverter connected to the network producing actually raise the supply voltage a little. In the case of our house, that could measure about half the increase in tension. Measured in the wiring of the house, of course. The current network is on the other side of the transformer on the street, and sees the negligible change.