ABC/DQ0 Transformation (power)

Description
ABC/DQ0 transformation in the power domain.
This component is an ideal reversible electrical multiport. The angle Theta is a control input in radians. With all electrical currents defined positive when entering the component, the component imposes:
where:
The current equation uses the dual transpose relation. This makes the ideal multiport power-conserving:
In "Power Invariant" mode, the Park matrix is:
This makes the transformation orthonormal: instantaneous power is directly conserved between the ABC and DQ0 electrical ports, and a balanced three-phase sinusoid with phase amplitude V gives an aligned DQ component with amplitude sqrt(3/2) * V.
In "Voltage Invariant" mode, the Park matrix is:
In this mode, a balanced three-phase sinusoid with phase amplitude V gives an aligned DQ component with amplitude V. The current equations still use the dual transpose relation, so this electrical multiport remains power-conserving even though voltage and current components do not use the same normalization.
The inverse voltage relation is obtained from the selected matrix:
The convention is receptor: positive current is entering the device.
Library
Electrical > Transformers
Parameters
| Property | Display Name | Parameter Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mode | Mode | ParkTransformModeParameter | Selects the Park transformation normalization. |
Pins
| Property | Pin Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | A | Electrical | Phase A voltage |
| B | B | Electrical | Phase B voltage |
| C | C | Electrical | Phase C voltage |
| D | D | Electrical | D-axis voltage |
| Q | Q | Electrical | Q-axis voltage |
| Zero | Zero | Electrical | Zero-sequence voltage |
| Theta | Theta | ControlIn | Angle input signal [rad] |
Default Size
| Width | Height |
|---|---|
| 8 | 8 |