A static var generator is an electronic compensator. Instead of connecting capacitors in steps, the ANSVG module converts the measured reactive current into a switching pattern and injects a matching current back into the busbar. The result is continuous compensation: the power factor moves to the target value and stays there, regardless of where the load sits in its cycle.
The module is built around a DSP and FPGA controller driving an IGBT bridge through an LCL coupling reactor. Current transformers sample the line, the controller separates the reactive, harmonic and imbalance components, and the converter injects the correction. A closed loop re-measures the output continuously, so drift and load steps are corrected within the same cycle.
Because compensation is electronic rather than switched, ANSVG also corrects three-phase imbalance and can be set to generate or absorb reactive power within the module rating — the compensation range is adjustable from −1 to +1. It is supplied as a drawer module for cabinet assembly, as a wall-mounted unit, or as a complete wired cabinet.
Single module
Compensates a dedicated load group or one busbar section. Up to 12 modules can be paralleled on the same busbar and supervised from a single HMI.
Replacing capacitors
Suited to networks where the existing switched bank over- or under-corrects, where harmonic current would stress capacitors, or where a photovoltaic array keeps changing the active power flow.