Fault-tolerant control method and system for three-phase four-leg grid-connected inverter
A three-phase four-leg, fault-tolerant control technology, applied in the field of current conversion, can solve the problem that the IGBT non-faulty phase cannot provide power injection to the system, achieve simple and effective control strategy, improve operation reliability, and realize fault-tolerant control.
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[0044] The fault-tolerant control strategy disclosed in the present invention can realize the three-phase four-arm grid-connected inverter in the Figure 2(a) ~ Figure 2(c) The stable operation under the three fault conditions shown are respectively the fourth bridge arm fault working mode, the ABC phase single-phase bridge arm fault working mode and the ABC phase two-phase bridge arm fault working mode. The specific implementation methods are as follows:
[0045] S1. For the three-phase four-arm grid-connected inverter ABC three-phase current and the fourth arm current i cx , load current i Lx , common coupling point voltage v x Take a sample.
[0046] S2. In the fault-free state of the three-phase four-leg grid-connected inverter, according to the instantaneous power theory, the active power reference value p ref and reactive power reference q ref Calculate the inverter three-phase current and the reference value of the fourth bridge arm current:
[0047] When the three...
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