Arm Regulator Established Svc Compensation And Power Factor Correction

Mr. SATPUTE RAHUL GANGADHAR

Mr. SATPUTE RAHUL GANGADHAR Student, Department Of Electrical Engineering, Mcoerc Nashik, Maharashtra, India

Abstract

An active power factor corrector is a power electronic device that controls the volume of reactive power drawn by a load in order to obtain a power factor as close as possible to unity. In order to reduce the power losses and to intensification the stability and transmission efficiency of communication and distribution lines, power factor correction research has develop a hot topic. Numerous control approaches for passive and active PFC were suggested. The design and expansion of a single phase anti parallel SCR based Static VAR compensator for reactive power compensation and power factor correction using ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) micro-controlling chip. The ARM microcontroller determines the firing pulses for the SCR to compensate excessive reactive components, thus withdraw PF near to unity.

How to cite this article:
Gangadhar SR, Baban PC, Kisan ZA. Arm Regulator Established Svc Compensation and Power Factor Correction. J Adv Res Microelec VLSI 2020;2(1): 10-13.

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