Predictive torque control of a permanent magnet synchronous motor fed by a matrix converter without weighting factor

Siami, Mohsen; Savadkoohi, Hamed Kiani; Abbaszadeh, Alireza; Khaburi, Davood Arab; Rodríguez, José; Rivera, Marco

doi:10.1109/pedstc.2016.7556930

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“…Another way is to totally ignore weighing factors because they require heavy computation burden. Instead of tuning the weighing factors [29], multi-objective framework is suitable for applying metaheuristic techniques. For fault tolerance criteria [30], matrix converters need to overcome two conditions.…”

Section: Control Techniques Employed For Matrix Convertersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation of Three-Phase AC-to-DC Matrix Rectifiers Using Space Vector Modulation: A Review

Singh¹,

Gautam²

2023

IJETMS

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Matrix converter is a versatile scheme consisting of controlled semiconductor devices that has a command in delivering input of constant amplitude and frequency to the output of three phase with adjustable amplitude and frequency and it is able to produce multiple output frequencies with single input frequency. In the recent trends of power electronics, the use of these converters is increased vastly due to its versatile behaviour. During the past years the utilization of these converters are increased rapidly as they have several applications in industries. This paper presents the literature assessments of matrix converter and configurations discussed in the early stages of research. Also, the performance indices like power factor improvement, harmonic content in the output voltage, absence of energy storage elements and DC link between input and output stages of the system has been clearly discussed.

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Section: Control Techniques Employed For Matrix Convertersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation of Three-Phase AC-to-DC Matrix Rectifiers Using Space Vector Modulation: A Review

Singh¹,

Gautam²

2023

IJETMS

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“…Furthermore, it also increases the computational burden up to three times more than the heuristic methods. In [115], the ranking-based algorithms are applied to matrix converters. The main contribution of [116] is the exclusion of weighting factors in the multi-objective function.…”

Section: Weighting Factormentioning

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Comprehensive study of finite control set model predictive control algorithms for power converter control in microgrids

Aghdam

Zhu

2020

IET Smart Grid

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Advances in power electronics and digital control open a new horizon in the control of power converters. Particularly, model predictive control has been developed for control applications in industrial electronics and power systems. This study presents a comprehensive study on recent achievements of model predictive control algorithms to overcome the challenges in the real-time implementation of power converter control, which is the lowest level control of hierarchical control in microgrids. The study shows that most of these alternate solutions can enhance system reliability, stability, and efficiency. The control platform devices for the real-time implementation of these algorithms are compared. The related issues are discussed and classified, respectively. Finally, a summary is provided, leading to some further research questions and future work.

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“…Whereas the detriment of this method is increased computational duration with respect to the inclusion of more control objectives which complicates the execution processing of real time processors. Various literature are reported for reducing the computational time of the FCS-MPC technique by offering solutions like graphical algorithm, 31 ranking based approach for multiobjective CF without using weighing factors, 32 weighing factor optimization algorithm. 33,34 Mohsen Siami has conducted a research on reducing the computational time of FCS-MPC by performing prediction vector optimization using sector concept at the expense of a considerable amount of increase in torque and flux ripples as compared to classical FCS-MPC technique.…”

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A novel lookup table based model predictive torque control strategy using matrix converter suitable for permanent magnet synchronous motor fed marine electric propulsion drives

Anunciya

Sivaprakasam

2022

Optim Control Appl Methods

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Matrix converter (MC), an embryonic stage AC-AC converter with dynamic potentialities which is well suitable for the efficient propulsion and better maneuverability of marine vehicles with ensured power quality. The increased number of voltage vectors in MC facilitates a vibrant control over the propulsion motor and also the compactness in MC structure is a desirable aspect. The MC fed finite control set-model predictive control (FCS-MPC) is an attractive and effective modern concept of motor control. However, the industrial implementation of MC fed FCS-MPC is immature due to its necessity of powerful and expensive processors, as it employs more prediction voltage vectors which correspondingly increase the execution duration of the control algorithm. Hence, this paper presents an efficient 12 sector based lookup table for the optimization and reduction of prediction voltage vectors in the FCS-MPC without complicating the computation processing, which is suitable for the permanent magnet synchronous motor drive embedded in the marine propulsion unit. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is analyzed using the MATLAB environment and its steady state, dynamic and transient performances are investigated and validated using the real time OPAL RT lab system in comparison to the conventional methods. The significant idea behind this article is to propose a superior MC fed FCS-MPC concept for the marine propulsion motors with diminished torque and flux ripples, which can be easily implemented with economically feasible processors.

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Predictive torque control of a permanent magnet synchronous motor fed by a matrix converter without weighting factor

Cited by 20 publications

References 26 publications

Implementation of Three-Phase AC-to-DC Matrix Rectifiers Using Space Vector Modulation: A Review

Implementation of Three-Phase AC-to-DC Matrix Rectifiers Using Space Vector Modulation: A Review

Comprehensive study of finite control set model predictive control algorithms for power converter control in microgrids

A novel lookup table based model predictive torque control strategy using matrix converter suitable for permanent magnet synchronous motor fed marine electric propulsion drives

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