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Control system and method for a universal power conditioning system

A new current loop control system method is proposed for a single-phase grid-tie power conditioning system that can be used under a standalone or a grid-tie mode. This type of inverter utilizes an inductor-capacitor-inductor (LCL) filter as the interface in between inverter and the utility grid. The first set of inductor-capacitor (LC) can be used in the standalone mode, and the complete LCL can be used for the grid-tie mode. A new admittance compensation technique is proposed for the controller design to avoid low stability margin while maintaining sufficient gain at the fundamental frequency. The proposed current loop controller system and admittance compensation technique have been simulated and tested. Simulation results indicate that without the admittance path compensation, the current loop controller output duty cycle is largely offset by an undesired admittance path. At the initial simulation cycle, the power flow may be erratically fed back to the inverter causing catastrophic failure. With admittance path compensation, the output power shows a steady-state offset that matches the design value. Experimental results show that the inverter is capable of both a standalone and a grid-tie connection mode using the LCL filter configuration.
Owner:VIRGINIA TECH INTPROP INC

High-swing folded cascode having a novel gain-boost amplifier

ActiveUS20060091952A1Increase voltage headroomMaximizes available dynamic rangeDifferential amplifiersDc-amplifiers with dc-coupled stagesCascodeEngineering
A circuit topology for gain boosted high-swing folded cascode has been improved to maximize the available dynamic range in applications having low supply voltage requirements. The circuit includes an improved gain boost amplifier that maximizes the available dynamic range for applications having low supply voltage requirements. The improved gain boosting amplifier includes a differential pair of input transistors connected to a current mirror, wherein a pair of current sources supply current to each lead of the current mirror. One lead of the current mirror is level-shifted by a transistor coupled to another current source, wherein the coupling of the transistor and the current source form the output of the amplifier. Effectively, the amplifier consists of an effective level shift and a series common-drain, common-gate amplifier. A reduction in transconductance gm from the series combination is compensated by a current mirror ratio (K:1) between the level shift and the common-drain, common-gate amplifier. Specifically, the size of one of the transistors in the differential pair is a multiple integer (K) times the size of the other transistor in the differential pair. In addition, the size of one of the transistors in the current mirror is a multiple integer (K) times the size of the other transistor in the current mirror. Moreover the amount of current supplied by the second current source is a multiple integer (K) times the amount of current provided by the first current source.
Owner:TEXAS INSTR INC
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