In A Power Distribution System, A Dynamic Voltage Regulator Functions As A Dynamically Controlled Voltage Source.

As a high-precision power electronic device, the dynamic voltage stabilizer continuously monitors the voltage signal from the power grid and performs real-time regulation to keep the target node voltage near a preset reference level. This real-time adjustment is achieved through an embedded control system and power conversion module. The control system samples the voltage deviation and generates corresponding control commands, while the power conversion module adjusts the amplitude and phase of the injected voltage according to these commands, thus completing the response within milliseconds.

The operation of the dynamic voltage stabilizer for home relies on series or parallel power electronic structures that automatically generate compensation voltage or adjust the existing output when source-side voltage fluctuations are detected. This compensation mechanism ensures that the voltage waveform received by the downstream load closely matches the expected grid standard, maintaining a stable output voltage even if there are dips or swells in the source-side voltage.