2014
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2013.2267704
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A Bandpass Filter Incorporated Into the Inductor Current Feedback Path for Improving Dynamic Performance of the Front-End DC–DC Converter in Two-Stage Inverter

Abstract: The instantaneous output power of a two-stage single-phase inverter pulsates at twice the output voltage frequency, generating second harmonic current (SHC) in the frontend dc-dc converter. To reduce the SHC, this paper proposes a virtual impedance based control strategy. For the case of adopting a resistor as the virtual impedance, a closed-loop parameter design method is presented, revealing that the voltage loop crossover frequency is relatively low under such circumstance. To overcome this problem, a contr… Show more

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“…1 shows a typical cascaded system, which is composed of a source converter and a load converter. Though both the source and load converters can work well individually, the whole system may become unstable because of their interactions as reported in [8][12]. The stability of the cascade system can be guaranteed if the Middlebrook criterion is satisfied [13] [17], i.e., Zo_S/Zin_L satisfies the Nyquist criterion, where Zo_S is the source converter's output impedance and Z in_L is the load converter's input impedance.…”
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“…1 shows a typical cascaded system, which is composed of a source converter and a load converter. Though both the source and load converters can work well individually, the whole system may become unstable because of their interactions as reported in [8][12]. The stability of the cascade system can be guaranteed if the Middlebrook criterion is satisfied [13] [17], i.e., Zo_S/Zin_L satisfies the Nyquist criterion, where Zo_S is the source converter's output impedance and Z in_L is the load converter's input impedance.…”
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“…Z C is the closed loop output impedance of the capacitor branch, whose expression is the capacitive reactance of capacitor 1/sC N . Z L is the closed loop output impedance of the inductor branch, whose expression is [18]:…”
Section: Independent Neutral Line Module Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Step 2: Substitute the bus-side-port-impedances of BVCCs and BCCCs into (6), and verify whether T m meets the Nyquist stability criterion. Speci cally, if T m atis es the Nyquist criterion, then the system is stable.…”
Section: B Impedance-based Stability Criterion Of Pv-battery Hybrid mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the DC DPS may become unstable due to interaction between the subsystems, even though each subsystem may operate properly as an individual system [4], [5], [6], [7], [8].…”
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confidence: 99%