Modular multilevel DC transformer and its modulation method
A modular multi-level, DC transformer technology, applied in the direction of converting DC power input to DC power output, adjusting electrical variables, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of complex control strategy design and complex sub-module structure, and achieve large The effect of online adjustment of the range, increasing system redundancy, and improving transmission efficiency
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[0113] build as Figure 12 The DC transformer shown has 24 sub-modules in total, that is, N=24. The power supply voltage of the primary side is 200kV, and the secondary side of the primary side is respectively connected with an inductor of 1mH. The resistance of the inductor is 0.5Ω, and the load is 100Ω.
[0114] Its output voltage as Figure 13 shown. The simulation time in the figure is 4s, and the data marked with a triangle is the primary side voltage V P1N1 , the data without the triangle mark is the secondary side voltage V P2N2 . The primary side voltage is maintained at 200kV. N at 0-1s 1 =18,N 2 =6, the output voltage is 66.3kV, the theoretical transformation ratio is 3:1; N at 1-2s 1 =16,N 2 =8, the output voltage is 99kV, the theoretical transformation ratio is 2:1; N at 2-3s 1 =12,N 2 =12, the output voltage is 198kV, the theoretical transformation ratio is 1:1; N at 3-4s 1 =16,N 2 =8, the output voltage is 390kV, and the theoretical transformation ra...
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