Secondary Ripple Suppression Method of Capacitive Energy Storage Type Single-phase Rectifier Based on Virtual Impedance
A virtual impedance, capacitor energy storage technology, applied in electrical components, output power conversion devices, etc., can solve problems such as reducing capacitance and inductance values, increasing voltage or current stress of power switching devices, increasing system complexity and cost, etc. , to achieve the effect of improving the service life and reducing the secondary ripple component
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[0040] In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the implementation of the present invention provides a method for suppressing secondary ripple of a capacitive energy storage type single-phase rectifier based on virtual impedance, comprising the following steps:
[0041] 101: Model the bidirectional DC-DC converter connected to the energy storage capacitor and battery, and obtain the open-loop equivalent input impedance of the two converters;
[0042] In order to simplify the analysis, the power switch in the converter is regarded as an ideal switch, its on-resistance and voltage drop are ignored, and the switching action is considered to be completed instantaneously. At this time, the converter is in a switching period T S There will be two different switching states to obtain the equivalent input impedance of the two DC converters.
[0043] 102: Connect the virtual impedance Z in series with the filter inductance of the DC-DC converter S ;
[0044]In order ...
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[0047] The scheme in embodiment 1 is further introduced below in conjunction with specific drawings and examples, see the following description for details:
[0048] Embodiments of the present invention are based on traditional active filtering, according to figure 2 A new control method is proposed to suppress the secondary power frequency fluctuation of the bus voltage on the DC side and the charging voltage and current of the secondary battery.
[0049] When there is a secondary ripple on the output DC side bus of the rectifier, the bus capacitor, energy storage capacitor and the auxiliary bidirectional DC-DC converter connected to it, the battery and the bidirectional DC-DC converter connected to it can be equivalent to A parallel structure of three impedances, such as figure 2 shown. According to Kirchhoff's current theorem KCL, the equivalent input impedance of each unit in the system determines the distribution of the secondary ripple current in each unit. At this t...
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