Design and construction of a 150 KVA matrix converter induction motor drive

Wheeler, Pat; Clare, Jon; Katsis, Dimos; Empringham, Lee; Bland, M.; Podlesak, T.F.

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“…1. The voltages and currents are represented in terms of the switching functions related to each bidirectional switch in the matrix converter as shown in equations (1) and (2).…”

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“…1 constitutes a MC making it possible for bidirectional power flow. In the recent years, MCs have reached a good level of technological maturity that allows their practical and industrial implementation in a variety of applications, such as industrial drives [1][2], power supplies [3], aerospace applications [4][5][6][7]. MC is often known as an all silicon converter as there are no bulky and heavy energy storage devices [8].…”

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Control of a Direct Matrix Converter With Modulated Model-Predictive Control

Vijayagopal

Zanchetta

Empringham

et al. 2017

IEEE Trans. on Ind. Applicat.

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“…1. The voltages and currents are represented in terms of the switching functions related to each bidirectional switch in the matrix converter as shown in equations (1) and (2).…”

Section: A Matrix Converter Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Control of a Direct Matrix Converter With Modulated Model-Predictive Control

Vijayagopal

Zanchetta

Empringham

et al. 2017

IEEE Trans. on Ind. Applicat.

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“…Although many papers show experimental results, fewer paper deals specifically with the design of matrix converter (Xie and Ren, 2004;Sokolovs and Galkin, 2008;Klumpner et al, 2002;Wheeler et al, 2004;Saengseethong and Sangwongwanich, 2010;Mohite and Gujarathi, 2010). Usually these papers cover some design aspects of the matrix converter but other aspects are not treated deeply to give enough information of how to build a matrix converter in detail.…”

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A Three-phase to three-phase matrix converter prototype

Filho

Ruppert

2012

Sba Controle & Automação

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RESUMOProtótipo do conversor em matriz trifásico para trifásico Este trabalho apresenta aspectos relacionados a implementação experimental de um conversor trifásico em matriz. As chaves bidirecionais empregadas na construção do protótipo foram construídas com a utilização de componentes discretos como IGBT's e diodos rápidos. Aspectos relacionados a proteção contra sobre tensão e curto circuito, processo de comutação das chaves bidirecionais e filtro de entrada são apresentados neste trabalho juntamente com resultados experimentais da operação do conversor. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Conversor em matriz, Chave bidirecional, Modulação por vetores espaciais, Filtro de entrada, Varistores. ABSTRACTThis paper presents some implementation details of a threephase to three-phase matrix converter prototype. The bidirectional semiconductor switches were built using discrete IGBTs and fast diodes. Design aspects such as protection against overvoltage and short-circuit, commutation process Artigo submetido em

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“…Since the introduction of high frequency synthesis approach for ac-ac power conversion proposed by Venturini in 1980 [1][2][3], significant research effort has been dedicated to the matrix converter due to its attractive features, such as high quality input and output waveforms and high power density [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. The focus of much of the work has been mainly on topology, modulation, and commutation aspects, while definitive models for loss characterization have not been fully developed.…”

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Analytical Modeling of Semiconductor Losses in Matrix Converters

Wang

Venkataramanan

2006

2006 CES/IEEE 5th International Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference

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Analytical models for estimating semiconductor losses are commonly used for heatsink selection in the design process of power converters. While such models are established and widely known for different dc-dc converters, rectifiers and inverters, they have not been developed for matrix converters. Therefore, one has to resort to the use of numerical simulation for this purpose. Although numerical simulation is a straightforward approach as long as the power switching devices are properly modeled, it is typically time consuming and requires accurate physical models for the device. In this paper, an analytical approach to characterizing the semiconductor losses of the conventional matrix converter (CMC) and the indirect matrix converter (IMC) is presented. The analytical results are verified against the simulation results from a detailed numerical model under a wide variety of operating conditions.

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Design and construction of a 150 KVA matrix converter induction motor drive

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Control of a Direct Matrix Converter With Modulated Model-Predictive Control

Control of a Direct Matrix Converter With Modulated Model-Predictive Control

A Three-phase to three-phase matrix converter prototype

Analytical Modeling of Semiconductor Losses in Matrix Converters

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