Novel method for triggering and monitoring thyristors of direct-current converter valve

Abstract

The invention relates to a novel method for triggering and monitoring thyristors of a direct-current converter valve, which belongs to the electrical and electronic fields and the direct current transmission field. The method is implemented by thyristor triggering and monitoring units and a valve-based electronic device. The method comprises the following steps: after receiving wide-pulse triggering signals sent from an upper computer, the valve-based electronic device codes the wide-pulse triggering signals, and then sends the coded wide-pulse triggering signals to the thyristor triggering and monitoring units; after receiving trigger impulse codes, the thyristor triggering and monitoring unit decodes the trigger impulse codes, then triggers the thyristor, and returns corresponding states according to monitoring pulses of the valve-based electronic device, wherein the returning signals of the thyristor triggering and monitoring unit comprise the state of the thyristor, the states of protection actions, the working status of the thyristor triggering and monitoring unit, and the states of optical channels; the valve-based electronic device receives the returning signals of all thyristor triggering and monitoring units of the converter valve, monitors and records the state of the converter valve in real time, and reports the state of each thyristor level to the upper computer; and then the upper computer can display the state of each thyristor level in real time.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the fields of electric power and direct current transmission, and relates to a novel thyristor triggering and monitoring method for a direct current converter valve. Background technique [0002] The triggering and monitoring of the traditional DC converter valve thyristor adopts a five-pulse method. figure 1 . The first double pulse represents the trigger pulse. After the thyristor trigger monitoring unit receives the double pulse, it triggers the thyristor. The next three single pulses are monitoring pulses. The interval between the first single pulse and the double pulse is the thyristor overvoltage protection interval. The valve-based electronic equipment receives a return pulse in this interval, which represents the thyristor overvoltage protection action; the period between the second single pulse and the third single pulse is the state monitoring stage of the thyristor, if the valve-based electronic equipment receives a...

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[0003] The main disadvantages of the five-pulse method are passive monitoring of the thyristor state and complex pulse coding. After the valve-based electronic equipment sends the first trigger pulse to the thyristor trigger and monitoring unit, the state monitoring of the thyri...

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