PID working with sine wave as reference

i have seen example of controlling output dc voltage of DC to DC buck converter using PID controller. I want to implement DC to AC converter. I tried using PID controller. Since i am comparing output AC signal(continuously varying) with reference sinusoidal signal, PID controller is not providing expected output. In case of DC to DC, both reference signal was constant. In my case, it is continuously varying sine wave. Can anyone suggest any way to get accurate DC to AC conversion? P.S. Can PID controller work with continuously varying reference signal with high freqency(100Hz)?

Answer 1

[Purushottama Rao]

PI is a common controller normally used in power electroincs for both DC-DC and DC-AC conversions. We have few systems running with PI controller. D term is not used as it adverse the noise. However in few cases, synchronous frame concept is used where the AC signal is transferred to a synchronous frame where it looks like a dc signal. Then PI controller has to handle only the DC component.

I had experinced using PI controllers upto 100Hz without much issues.

[Purushottama Rao]

give a print screen of your model for further dicussions

[ashish ahir]

can you please elaborate on synchronous frame. How i can use that?

[Purushottama Rao]

http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/2059/1/Shamsul_Aizam_FKEE_(SCOReD2010).pdf

[Purushottama Rao]

http://elth.ucv.ro/fisiere/anale/2014/92.pdf

[ashish ahir]

It is for 3 phase. Mine is single phase inverter. how can i do D-Q transformation?

[Purushottama Rao]

Even for single phase, pseudo transformations are avaialble..pls serth on the web