Neutral-point voltage balance control method of three-level converter

Abstract

The invention discloses a neutral-point voltage balance control method of a three-level converter. The neutral-point voltage balance control comprises the following steps: converting three-phase voltage vector to a two-phase static coordinate system, and carrying out per-unit transformation on two-phase voltage vector according to a direct-current voltage value; step two, judging the serial number of a section where the voltage vector is according to the value of the two-phase voltage vector; step three, when the voltage vector is not in a first section, using coordination conversion to perform unified naturalization on the voltage vector to the first section; step four, obtaining four effective duty ratios according to a duty ratio calculation formula; and step five, distributing the numerical value of the four effective duty ratios to fix pairs of bridge arm switches of a three-phase bridge arm of the three-level converter, and converting the three-phase bridge arm duty ratio to a modulating wave comparison value to generate corresponding PWM driving pulse signals. According to the method disclosed by the invention, the average value of current flowing into a capacitance neutral-point in each switching period is guaranteed to be zero, so that the voltage increment on the capacitor in one switching period is zero, and the balance of neutral-point voltage is maintained.

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[0001] The invention relates to an elevator control method, in particular to a midpoint voltage balance control method of a three-level converter. Background technique

[0002] The traditional three-level converter space vector algorithm requires a series of complex steps such as large sector judgment, small sector judgment and duty cycle calculation of the vector position. In the process of calculating the duty cycle, the calculation formulas of the duty cycle in different small sectors are different, so complex table look-up and other operations are required, resulting in a cumbersome implementation process. In addition, the traditional three-level converter space vector algorithm theoretically has an inherent midpoint voltage offset problem, so additional measures need to be taken to suppress the offset of the midpoint voltage and realize the voltage equalization control of the capacitor on the DC bus and the lower capacitor . The traditional method most...

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