Adjustable Discontinuous Modulation Method for Modular Multilevel Topology Based on Dual Buck Submodules
A modular multi-level, modulation method technology, applied in the direction of climate sustainability, electrical components, high-efficiency power electronic conversion, etc., can solve the problems of large current stress of switching tubes, distortion of port output current, and low utilization of inductors. Achieve the effects of improving power conversion rate, reducing switching loss, and improving output power quality and efficiency
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[0025] Such as figure 1 , as known in the prior art, the modular multilevel topology based on the double buck sub-module has two upper and lower bridge arms, and the midpoint of the upper and lower bridge arms is passed through the resistor R g , inductance L g and AC power U g Back grounding; the head end of the upper bridge arm and the tail end of the lower bridge arm respectively pass the DC power supply U dc back to ground. Each of the upper and lower bridge arms includes N series-connected dual step-down sub-modules SM jn , and the respective output currents are equal to the arm current i of the modular multilevel topology j , the output current of the entire modular multilevel topology is i o , j={u,l}, n={1,2,...,N}, the subscripts u and l respectively represent the upper bridge arm and the lower bridge arm of the topology where the corresponding submodule is located, and N is a positive integer. Each sub-module has two dual-buck inverters connected in series. Wh...
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