A method for tradeoff between inverter loss and switching frequency
A switching frequency, inverter technology, applied in output power conversion devices, high-efficiency power electronic conversion, single-grid parallel feeding arrangements, etc., to avoid increased switching losses, prolong service life, and be less prone to grid voltage distortion.
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[0027] see Picture 1-1 , a method for compromising inverter loss and switching frequency, comprising the following steps:
[0028] Step 1. Get the switching frequency range (fmin, fmax) of the devices used in the inverter, where fmin is the minimum switching frequency that the switching devices of the inverter can work. If the device manual does not provide the minimum switching frequency, it can be considered the lowest The switching frequency is 0Hz, and fmax is the highest switching frequency that the inverter switching device can withstand, which can be converted to 1 per unit;
[0029] Step 2. Model the switching frequency affecting the loss of the inverter to obtain the function F1(f), where f is the switching frequency of the inverter. Generally speaking, the greater the switching frequency f of the inverter, the loss function F1 also bigger;
[0030] Step 3: Model the effect of the switching frequency on the inverter and the load working with it, and obtain the func...
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