Improved modular multilevel transverter submodule topology
A modular multi-level, inverter technology, applied in the field of power transmission and distribution, can solve the problems of lack of DC side short-circuit current blocking ability, low failure rate, slow response speed, etc.
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[0010] The topology of the series twin sub-modules will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0011] figure 1 It is an improved modular multilevel converter sub-module topology proposed by the present invention. The IGBT T5 acts as a boot switch and works in a normally-on state, which is equivalent to a short circuit, while the diode D6 is in a reverse biased state due to the voltage across the capacitor C1, which is equivalent to an open circuit.
[0012] figure 2 In the case of a serious fault on the DC side, when the system blocks all IGBTs, the current flow path of the bridge arm. When the bridge arm current is greater than zero, the capacitors C1 and C2 in the module are connected in series and are in a charging state, and the output voltage of the module is 2Uc. When the bridge arm current is less than zero, only C1 in SM1 is in the charging state because SM2 is in the cut-off state, and the output voltage of the module is -Uc at...
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