A closed-loop zero-sequence voltage injection method for cascaded h-bridge converters
A zero-sequence voltage and converter technology, applied in the field of current conversion, can solve the problems of complex calculation, single application conditions, and low precision, and achieve the effects of high control precision, accurate control, and reduced error
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[0033] The specific implementation of the present invention for cascaded H-bridge converter power balance will be described below in conjunction with the diagrams, so that those skilled in the art can better understand the present invention. Taking the grid-connected cascaded H-bridge converter as an example, figure 1 is the topological diagram of the embodiment of the present invention under this working condition. Such as figure 1 As shown, the cascaded converter is composed of H-bridge converter module units with the same structure in series. The DC side of each module unit can be connected to source-load equipment such as batteries, photovoltaics, and DC loads, so as to realize the connection of low-voltage source-load devices. High voltage grid. Since the power emitted by each module is different, and the three-phase grid-connected current needs to be balanced, at this time, a zero-sequence signal must be injected into the three-phase modulation signal to control the th...
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