2019
DOI: 10.1109/tia.2019.2932701
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Current Stress Reduction for DC-Link Capacitors of Three-Phase VSI With Carrier-Based Continuous PWM

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“…As observed from Figure 7, the dc-link current fluctuations with the proposed optimal TSVPWM strategy are always less than those with the conventional SVPWM and CPWM in Ref. [23] under different speeds, which fits with the results of the theoretical analysis in Figure 2. For example, when the motor is operated at 2000 rpm with the power factor of 0.94, the rms value of the capacitor current can be reduced by 37% at this case using the proposed strategy relative to the conventional SVPWM, as shown in Figure 7a.…”
Section: The Reduction Of Dc-link Capacitor Currentsupporting
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“…As observed from Figure 7, the dc-link current fluctuations with the proposed optimal TSVPWM strategy are always less than those with the conventional SVPWM and CPWM in Ref. [23] under different speeds, which fits with the results of the theoretical analysis in Figure 2. For example, when the motor is operated at 2000 rpm with the power factor of 0.94, the rms value of the capacitor current can be reduced by 37% at this case using the proposed strategy relative to the conventional SVPWM, as shown in Figure 7a.…”
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“…By referring to Refs. [12,23], i bat is the function of the modulation index M, the amplitude of the stator current I s and the power-factor angle φ, which can be deduced as the following equation:…”
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