Neutral point clamped H-bridge photovoltaic inverter and method for inhibiting common mode leakage current
A photovoltaic inverter, common mode suppression technology, applied in photovoltaic power generation, AC power input conversion to DC power output, electrical components and other directions, can solve common mode voltage fluctuations, personal safety hazards, common mode leakage current and other problems, Achieve common mode leakage current suppression, improve efficiency, and improve output power quality.
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[0044] figure 2The common-mode leakage current suppression circuit in the inverter structure shown is based on the traditional single-phase full-bridge inverter circuit by adding two switch tubes S5, S6 and four diodes D1 to D4, and the added two switches The function of the tubes S5 and S6 is to provide a freewheeling circuit for the current during the high-frequency switching operation to ensure that the common-mode voltage of the system is constant during the high-frequency switching operation. Two of the four added diodes are used to provide In the freewheeling circuit, the other two diodes are used to clamp the common-mode voltage to half of the DC voltage during the freewheeling process, thereby further suppressing the magnitude of the common-mode leakage current.
[0045] The modulation mode of the switch is divided into four stages in one cycle of the grid voltage, namely mode 1 to mode 4:
[0046] In mode 1 of the positive half cycle of the grid voltage, the inverte...
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[0049] image 3 The common-mode leakage current suppression circuit in the inverter structure shown is based on the traditional H4 bridge inverter circuit by adding four switch tubes S5 to S8 and two diodes D1 and D2, in which during the entire power frequency cycle image 3 The switching modulation strategy of S1 to S6 in the four switching states of mode 1 to mode 4 of the shown inverter is the same as that of S1 to S6 in the first embodiment, image 3 The two switches S7 and S8 in the shown inverter are complementary to S1 and S4 in the positive half cycle of the grid voltage, and complementary to S2 and S3 in the negative half cycle.
[0050] In this way, during the whole cycle of the grid voltage, the common mode voltage of the inverter remains at U dc / 2, so the common-mode leakage current I cm =C PV U cm / dt will be greatly suppressed, thereby eliminating the danger of personal or equipment leakage current.
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