Modular multilevel converter power module topology with passive overvoltage protection
A modular multi-level, power module technology, applied in the direction of output power conversion devices, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as endangering the safety of flexible DC transmission converter valves, breaking the current path of the bridge arm, and damaging the power module. To achieve the effect of avoiding the overall locking of the bridge arm, avoiding current interruption, and preventing false conduction
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Embodiment 1
[0028] refer to figure 1 , a modular multilevel converter power module topology with passive overvoltage protection, the principle of which is to connect a bidirectional electronic switch 2 in parallel with the power output port 1 of the power module. When the bypass switch 6 refuses to operate, or the power module 3 is in a black module state, the bridge arm current will charge the capacitor C of the power module. When the capacitor voltage is higher than the withstand voltage of the bidirectional electronic switch 2, the bidirectional electronic switch 2 will After being broken down, the bidirectional electronic switch 2 presents a short-circuit state after breakdown, thereby providing a path for the continuity of the bridge arm current, thereby keeping the bridge arm current link unimpeded. Since there is no need to actively monitor the module capacitor voltage or apply trigger pulses to parallel electronic switches during the protection process, the power module overvoltag...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Embodiment 2 is similar to Embodiment 1, except that Embodiment 2 provides an overvoltage protection topology of a half-bridge power module, which is characterized in that a bidirectional electronic switch 2 is connected in parallel to the power output port of the half-bridge power module 4 .
[0033] Preferably, in Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2, the bidirectional electronic switch 2 is replaced by two anti-parallel electronic switches. Electronic switches connected in parallel in one direction.
Embodiment 3
[0035] refer to image 3 , image 3 The feature is that a one-way electronic switch 5 is connected in parallel with the power output port 1 of the full bridge power module 3, the anode of the electronic switch is connected to the high voltage end of the module power output port 1, and the cathode of the electronic switch is connected to the low voltage end of the module power output port.
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