Bipolar Direct AC/AC Conversion-based Dual-bus Parallel Supply System and Its Flexible Regulation Characteristics
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This work is supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52107182).

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    In the context of increasing demand for flexibility and controllability in distribution networks, this paper proposes a dual-bus parallel supply (DBPS) system based on bipolar direct AC/AC conversion. First, the topology of the DBPS system, which is composed of both conventional and flexible bus ports, is described. Then, through analyzing the principles of the DBPS system, the voltage flexible regulation range is obtained, and its superiority over a topological reciprocity system is achieved. Then, a control strategy for the DBPS system is proposed based on the theory of power flow regulation of distribution ring networks and the principles of flexible bus regulation of the DBPS system. Finally, simulation analyses on flexible control scenarios in different networking modes of the DBPS system verify the correctness and validity of the proposed theory.

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Yibo Wang, Member, IEEE, Yu Liu, Chuang Liu, Member, IEEE, Guowei Cai, Xinyi Zhang, Kaipu Liu, Yuan Wang, Chen Liu, Zhanhui Du. Bipolar Direct AC/AC Conversion-based Dual-bus Parallel Supply System and Its Flexible Regulation Characteristics[J]. Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems,2025,V10(03):114-124.[Yibo Wang, Member, IEEE, Yu Liu, Chuang Liu, Member, IEEE, Guowei Cai, Xinyi Zhang, Kaipu Liu, Yuan Wang, Chen Liu, Zhanhui Du. Bipolar Direct AC/AC Conversion-based Dual-bus Parallel Supply System and Its Flexible Regulation Characteristics[J]. Power System Protection and Control,2025,V10(03):114-124]

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