A Discrete State Event-Driven Method for Computing Rigid Power Electronic Systems
A power electronics and event-driven technology, applied in general control systems, control/regulation systems, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as algorithm optimization without power electronics systems
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[0040] like figure 2 As shown, in this embodiment, the rigid power electronic system is a power electronic transformer that supports bidirectional energy flow, the power is 2MW, and it includes four ports, which are a low-voltage AC LVAC port, a high-voltage AC HVAC port, and a low-voltage DC LVDC port. port and HVDC port. The input of the LVAC port is a 380V three-phase AC signal, including three positive terminals a, b, c, and a negative terminal n, and the terminals a, b, and c are respectively connected to the inductor L a , L b , L c , the negative terminal n is connected to the inductor L n ;The isolation capacitor C is connected across the positive terminals a, b, c and the negative terminal n respectively a , C b , C c ; switch tube S a1 The emitter is connected to the switch S a2 collector, switch S b1 The emitter is connected to the switch S b2 collector, switch S c1 The emitter is connected to the switch S c2 collector, switch S n1 The emitter is conne...
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