AUTHORS: A. Y. Hatata, M. Eladawy, K. Shebl
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ABSTRACT: This paper presents a shunt active power filter control reference signal using Nonlinear Autoregressive with eXogenous neural network (NARX) with back propagation training algorithm. The instantaneous reactive power algorithm is integrated within the neural network to extract the dominant harmonics. The proposed method is demonstrated on three phase thyristor controlled drive which is one of widely used loads in petroleum industry field
KEYWORDS: NARX Neural Network; Nonlinear Loads; Shunt Active Power Filter; Instantaneous Reactive Power Algorithm
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