Method for controlling triple line-voltage cascaded (LVC) converter based on equivalent circuit model
An equivalent circuit model and converter control technology, which is applied in the same direction of converting irreversible DC power input to AC power output, can solve the problems of less calculation amount of modulation method, difficult closed-loop control, and complex control system structure.
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[0091] The control method of the triple line voltage cascaded converter based on the equivalent circuit model of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the embodiments and the accompanying drawings.
[0092] The triple line voltage cascaded converter control method based on the equivalent circuit model of the present invention is aimed at a three-phase two-level voltage converter (Voltage Source Converter referred to as VSC) as a component unit, through the line voltage level A control method is proposed for a triplet converter composed of cascade, that is, triplet line-voltage cascaded VSC (Line-Voltage Cascaded VSC, LVC-VSC for short). The control method starts from the triple LVC-VSC as a whole, that is, it is equivalent to a switch circuit, and then the control system is designed according to the circuit model; the control system adopts a double closed-loop structure, and on this basis, voltage equalization compensation is added. The cont...
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