Abstract:The static var generator (SVG) is based on a cascaded H-bridge circuit, and has fast dynamic reactive power support capability, which is commonly used as a reactive power compensation equipment in large photovoltaic (PV) stations. Due to the large control bandwidth of SVG, the affected frequency range is relatively wide, SVG can still have negative resistance characteristics in high frequency range above kHz, which makes PV stations with SVG face the risk of high frequency oscillations in the higher frequency range. However, the existing researches focus on the impedance characteristics of renewables from 2.5 Hz to 1 kHz, which cannot evaluate the risk of high frequency oscillations above 1 kHz. Meanwhile, various high frequency additional control strategies and a variety of operating conditions make the analysis of high frequency oscillations of PV stations further complicated. So the high-frequency universal impedance model of PV units and SVG is established considering the influence of various additional control strategies. Furthermore, the high frequency impedance characteristics and the influence factors of high frequency negative damping of PV stations are analyzed, and the typical high frequency oscillation risk of PV stations with SVG is proposed. Finally, the electromagnetic transient simulation of a PV station in Sichuan is carried out to verify the proposed research contents.