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Frequency synchronization

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polo87

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Hello... I`m new here, Like your fourm vary mach :D.

I need help with my project.
I need to understand how Frequency synchronization in grid-tie inverter works.
when I say Frequency synchronization I meen Frequency synchronization bettwen the inverter output voltage and the grid voltage so I be able to feed the power back to the grid.

and now more question :).
I understand that the inverter output voltage has to been slightly higher then the grid voltage. how much higher it has to be?? 1% more?
 
Your inverter lifting the grid by 1% is like a fly on the back of an elephant. The fly can flap his wings very hard but it will not move the elephant.

I don't think regulation voltage will make much difference to the power line. You should push a sign wave of current into the power line. The voltage will be what it is.
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Synchronization is the same thing. You can not change the power line so you must ride along.
 
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