Elimination of Common Mode Voltage in Three-To-Six-Phase Matrix Converter

Rząsa, J.; Sztajmec, Elżbieta

doi:10.3390/en12091662

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“…To carry out the synthesis of the output voltage with the usage of rotating voltage space vectors only, the authors use a carrier based SVM with Venturini modulation functions. Next, the carrier-based implementation of the SVM using rotating voltage space vectors only is presented in [26] in application to the three-to-three-phase MC, and in [27] in application to the multilevel MC, and in [28]-to the three-to-six-phase MC. The carrier based SVM method avoids any trigonometric and division operations that could be needed to implement the SVM using the general space vector approach.…”

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Elimination of Common Mode Voltage in the Three-To-Nine-Phase Matrix Converter

Rząsa

Sztajmec

2020

Energies

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A multiphase matrix converter (MC) is a direct AC/AC converter with n-phase input and m-phase output that is required to supply multiphase systems. To synthesize the controllable sinusoidal output voltage and input current with controllable displacement angle, the pulse width modulation (PWM) is implemented. On account of the PWM usage, there is common mode voltage (CMV), which is detrimental and causes lots of failures. This paper investigates the CMV elimination in the three-to-nine-phase MC. The carrier-based space vector modulation (SVM) with Venturini modulation functions is used. The elimination of the CMV is realized by applying rotating voltage space vectors only. The simulation results presented in this study show that the CMV is entirely eliminated and prove the usefulness of the proposed modulation method.

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Elimination of Common Mode Voltage in the Three-To-Nine-Phase Matrix Converter

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Sztajmec

2020

Energies

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“…Two of them consist of the CCW and CW rotating voltage space vectors, that are characterized by the same module value equal 0.866Ui. The third group in Table 2 are zero vectors whose module is equal to zero [25]. Table 2.…”

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“…Similarly to the modulation functions discussed previously in the Sections 3.1 and 3.2, Venturini modulation functions (24) and (25) applied to control the three-to-nine-phase MC, have the property that they are the same for three of nine switches. This allows the arrangement of switch duty cycles to be used in the T s period in a manner analogous to those considered in application to the three-to-three-phase and three-to-six-phase MC ( Figure 6).…”

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“…Guided by this, the authors of the present article use the carrier based SVM method in the application of three-to-six-phase MC and of three-to-nine-phase MC. The total CMV elimination, in application to three-to-six-phase MC and to three-to-nine-phase MC, is presented in the author's publication [25,26], but the modulation strategy proposed there has a drawback, that it cannot be used to control the phase shift angle of the current and voltage at the MC input. The present paper is focused on the presentation of the modulation strategy that eliminates this drawback and provides not only elimination of the CMV but also controlling the input displacement angle.…”

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Modulation Strategy for Multi-Phase Matrix Converter with Common Mode Voltage Elimination and Adjustment of the Input Displacement Angle

Rząsa¹

2020

Energies

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In the last several years, thanks to the development and continuous improvement of semiconductor switching elements, and the simultaneous increase in interest in multi-phase drives, the investigation into constructing multi-phase converters has been growing. The matrix converter (MC) is considered to be one of the contenders for use in the multi-phase drive. In the context of using MC in the drive, it is expected to eliminate the common mode voltage (CMV). Another important problem is the ability to correct the input displacement angle to ensure the operation of the MC with unity input power factor. The purpose of the article is to present an MC modulation strategy that implements both CMV elimination and input displacement angle adjustment. Analytical and simulation analyses of the strategy, in application to three-to-multi-phase MC is presented. The suggested modulation strategy in applying to three-to-multi-phase MC is implemented in ATP-EMTP (Alternative Transients Program-ElectroMagnetic Transients Program) software. Simulation results are provided for a three-to-three-phase three-to-six-phase and three-to-nine-phase MC. The proposed modulation strategy is validated using an experimental approach.

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“…The harmonic content (especially their order) was then limited similar to multilevel converters. PWM-based methods were not used [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Reactive Power Transfer via Matrix Converter Controlled by the “One Periodical” Algorithm

2020

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The article describes the application of a straight forward energy converter, a multiphase matrix converter (MC), as part of a device, connected parallel to the power grid, and able to supply variable reactive power flow to the power system. The research performed by authors included the development of control procedures for a multiphase MC, based on a new approach and power system (application) requirements. The multiphase MC structure (6 × 6, 12 × 12) was used since the proposed control procedure creates output as the combination of input voltages. The increased number of phases decreases the order of harmonics in the MC converter similarly as in multilevel converters. This manuscript concentrates on the mathematical analysis of MC work under the “one periodical” algorithm and links it introduces in the power system. The previously developed, spatial-temporal mathematical model of the MC was limited to the dominant (first) harmonic and applied between the grid and reactive load. The results obtained from the analysis of the model showed that, for the applied control procedure (one periodical algorithm), the output voltage is built only from positive or negative sequences of input voltage. Three cases were recognized where the sign input power factor depends on input voltage and control sequence as well as on the value of control frequency. The effects of the model simulation were compared to those obtained from the MATLAB simulation and from the real laboratory 30 kVA-rated model. The main factors analyzed during this research include the expected value and distortion of input current and sign of reactive input power.

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Elimination of Common Mode Voltage in Three-To-Six-Phase Matrix Converter

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Elimination of Common Mode Voltage in the Three-To-Nine-Phase Matrix Converter

Elimination of Common Mode Voltage in the Three-To-Nine-Phase Matrix Converter

Modulation Strategy for Multi-Phase Matrix Converter with Common Mode Voltage Elimination and Adjustment of the Input Displacement Angle

Reactive Power Transfer via Matrix Converter Controlled by the “One Periodical” Algorithm

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