Power System IEEE Projects Titles 2016-2017

LeMeniz Infotech

36, 100 feet Road, Natesan Nagar(Near Indira Gandhi Statue and Next to Fish-O-Fish),
Pondicherry-605 005

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Mail : info@lemenizinfotech.com / projects@lemenizinfotech.com

Phone : 9566355386 / 9962588976

S.No Title Year

1 Reactive Power and AC Voltage Control of LCC HVDC System with 2016
Controllable Capacitors

2 Connection of Converters to a Low and Medium Power DC Network 2016

Using an Inductor Circuit

3 High-Performance Constant Power Generation in Grid-Connected PV 2016

Systems

4 Control Strategy to Maximize the Power Capability of PV Three-Phase 2016

Inverters During Voltage Sags

5 Delay-Dependent Stability of Single-Loop Controlled Grid-Connected 2016

Inverters with LCL Filters

6 Grid-Current-Feedback Active Damping for LCL Resonance in Grid- 2016

Connected Voltage-Source Converters

7 A Hybrid-STATCOM With Wide Compensation Range and Low DC-Link 2016

Voltage

8 A Versatile Unified Power Quality Conditioner Applied to Three-Phase 2016

Four-Wire Distribution Systems Using a Dual Control Strategy

9 An Isolated Topology for Reactive Power Compensation With a 2016

Modularized Dynamic-Current Building-Block
10 Design of Dynamic Voltage Restorer and Active Power Filter for Wind 2016
Power Systems Subject to Unbalanced and Harmonic Distorted Grid
2016
11 Full-Bridge Reactive Power Compensator With Minimized-Equipped
Capacitor and Its Application to Static Var Compensator

12 Individual Phase Current Control Based on Optimal Zero-Sequence 2016

Current Separation for a Star-Connected Cascade STATCOM Under
Unbalanced Conditions

13 Investigation on Dynamic Voltage Restorers With Two DC Links and 2016

Series Converters for Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems

14 MPC-SVM Method for Vienna Rectifier with PMSG used in Wind 2016
Turbine Systems
2016
15 Shunt Active Power Filter Based on Cascaded Transformers Coupled
with Three-Phase Bridge Converters
2016
16 STATCOM Operation Scheme of the CDSM-MMC During a Pole-to-Pole
DC Fault