Multifunctional power electric transformer

Abstract

The invention provides a multifunctional power electric transformer. The multifunctional power electric transformer is divided into three levels, namely an input level, an isolation level and an output level, wherein the input level adopts an H bridge cascaded topological structure to meet the requirements on different input voltage levels; the isolation level adopts a mode of parallel connection of a plurality of high-frequency transformers, the DC/AC high-frequency modulation and the AC/DC high-frequency modulation in an isolation link both adopt a single-phase fully controlled half-bridge structure to save switch parts; the output level consists of one or more three-phase voltage source convertors which are connected in parallel, so that the multi-output can be realized according to the need of a load; and the convertors of the output level are also connected with an LC wave filter to improve the waveform quality of the voltage and the current. The whole device fully adopts technically mature power parts, and each layer cascaded with the input level and the corresponding isolation level can be combined into a convertor, thereby facilitating the design and the production of the convertors. Besides simple functions of voltage conversion and isolation and energy transfer, which can be realized by the conventional transformer, the multifunctional power electric transformer can also realize other novel functions meeting the needs of a power system.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a power transmission and distribution device capable of realizing multiple functions, and belongs to the technical field of power electronics applied in power systems. Background technique [0002] Since its invention in the 19th century, power transformers have become the basic components of power transmission and distribution systems. Although the traditional power transformer has the advantages of simple manufacturing process and high reliability, it can only realize voltage level transformation and insulation isolation, and its function is relatively single. Moreover, due to the electromagnetic coupling between the primary and secondary sides of the transformer, it is impossible to realize fault current and voltage on both sides of the transformer. The isolation of faults limits the scope of faults; the isolation of distorted currents and interference voltages on both sides of the transformer cannot be achieved, which on th...

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Problems solved by technology

Although the traditional power transformer has the advantages of simple manufacturing process and high reliability, it can only realize voltage level conversion and insulation isolation, and its function is relatively single. Moreover, due to the electromagnetic coupling between the primary and secondary sides of the transformer, it is impossible to realize fault curr

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