Discontinuous pulse width modulation method and device for cascaded battery energy storage system
By adopting discontinuous pulse width modulation method in the cascade battery energy storage system, the state of charge is balanced in real time and the switching action is reduced, the problems of unbalanced state of charge and high power loss are solved, and efficient power storage and conversion are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411684311.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-22
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-25
- Estimated Expiration
- 2044-11-22
AI Technical Summary
Due to the differences in parameter between each battery pack, the state of charge is unbalanced, which reduces the capacity utilization of the system. The traditional phase shift modulation technology has the problem of high power loss.
The discontinuous pulse width modulation method is used to obtain the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value through the output current control link, calculate the minimum number of input submodules, and obtain the charge state of each phase submodule in real time, divide it into two groups and sort it, and select the clamping submodule for voltage clamping and carrier phase shift modulation to control the on and off of the power device.
The equalization capability and equalization rate of the in-phase charge state are greatly improved, which significantly reduces the power loss of the system, while retaining good harmonic performance.
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of electric energy storage, and in particular to a discontinuous pulse width modulation method and device for a cascade battery energy storage system. Background Art
[0002] The cascaded battery energy storage system achieves the scale of the battery energy storage system by dispersively connecting the battery groups to the direct side of the cascaded H-bridge converter submodules. It has high control flexibility and strong battery management capabilities, can effectively reduce the circulation between battery groups, and improve the charging and discharging efficiency of the battery energy storage system. It has broad prospects in large-scale battery energy storage systems.
[0003] However, due to the parameter differences between the battery groups in the cascaded battery energy storage system, it is easy to cause an unbalanced state of charge between the battery groups, resulting in a reduction in the capacity utilization of the system. In order to improve the capacity utilization of the cascaded battery energy storage system, it is necessary to balance the state of charge between phases and within phases. Traditional state of charge balancing control introduces the state of charge deviation into the PI control link to generate an additional voltage to act on the modulation signal. It has a certain state of charge balancing ability, but it has disadvantages such as slow balancing speed and difficulty in parameter setting. In addition, the traditional cascaded battery energy storage system uses multi-carrier phase-shift modulation technology to produce better voltage harmonic performance, but there is a high power loss, which leads to a reduction in the power conversion efficiency of the system. Summary of the invention
[0004] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a discontinuous pulse width modulation method and device for a cascaded battery energy storage system, which can greatly improve the charge state balancing capability and speed within the phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and can greatly reduce the power loss of the system.
[0005] The present invention is achieved through the following technical solutions: A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system comprises the following steps: S1: Use the output current control link to obtain the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value of the cascade battery energy storage system, and calculate the minimum number of sub-modules put into use in the cascade battery energy storage system; S2: acquiring the state of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system in real time, dividing the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system into two groups according to the relationship between the state of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the average value of the state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system, and sorting the two groups of submodules respectively according to the state of charge; S3: Based on the minimum number of submodules put into use in the cascaded battery energy storage system, multiple submodules are selected from the two groups of submodules of the cascaded battery energy storage system as clamped submodules, and the remaining submodules are non-clamped submodules; S4: clamping the modulation voltage reference of the clamping submodule to obtain the clamped modulation reference value, and looking up the switch state table according to the clamped modulation reference value to obtain the clamping submodule switch signal, calculating the modulation reference value of the non-clamping submodule, and applying the modulation reference value of the non-clamping submodule to the carrier phase shift modulation module to obtain the non-clamping submodule switch signal; S5: applying the clamping submodule switch signal and the non-clamping submodule switch signal to corresponding power devices respectively to control the on and off of the corresponding power devices.
[0006] Furthermore, in step S1, the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value of the cascaded battery energy storage system is obtained according to formula (1): (1); in: It represents the initial voltage modulation reference value of each phase bridge arm of the cascaded battery energy storage system. is the phase number of the bridge arm , Indicates the actual reference value of each phase bridge arm voltage of the cascaded battery energy storage system. Indicates the number of sub-modules in each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system, Indicates the DC side voltage of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system.
[0007] Furthermore, step S1 calculates the minimum number of submodules to be put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system according to formula (2): (2); in: Indicates the minimum number of submodules put into use in the cascaded battery energy storage system. Indicates rounding down. It means that the independent variable takes 1 when it is greater than 0 and takes 0 when it is less than 0.
[0008] Furthermore, in step S2, the average value of the state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system is calculated according to formula (3): (3); in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The average value of the phase state of charge, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Xiangdi The state of charge of each submodule, Indicates the serial number of the cascaded battery energy storage system submodule, .
[0009] Further, in step S2, the submodules whose states of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are higher than or equal to the average state of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are taken as the first group of submodules, and the submodules whose states of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are lower than the average state of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are taken as the second group of submodules.
[0010] Further, in step S3, multiple submodules are selected from two groups of submodules of the cascaded battery energy storage system as clamping submodules according to the following method: When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is greater than or equal to 0, multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as input clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as input clamping submodules is less than the minimum number of submodules put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system, and multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as bypass clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as bypass clamping submodules is less than the difference between the number of submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the minimum number of submodules put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system minus 1; When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is less than 0, multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as input clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as input clamping submodules is less than the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system, and multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as bypass clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as bypass clamping submodules is less than the difference between the number of submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system minus 1.
[0011] Furthermore, the number of selected sub-modules is calculated according to formula (4): (4); in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Phase input clamping submodule number, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The number of submodules in the first group, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Phase instantaneous power, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The number of submodules in the second group, Indicates taking the minimum value, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Number of phase bypass clamping submodules.
[0012] Furthermore, in step S4, when the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is greater than or equal to 0, multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as the input clamped submodules, and the voltage reference clamping is modulated according to formula (5). When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is less than 0, multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as the input clamped submodules, and the voltage reference clamping is modulated according to formula (6). The modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule is calculated according to formula (7): (5); (6); (7); in: Indicates the first submodule selected from the first group of submodules Each submodule modulates the voltage reference clamp, Indicates the first module selected from the second group of submodules Each submodule modulates the voltage reference clamp, Indicates the modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule, represents the number of submodules selected from the first group of submodules, Indicates the number of submodules selected from the second group of submodules.
[0013] A discontinuous pulse width modulation device for a cascaded battery energy storage system, used to perform a discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascaded battery energy storage system as described in any one of the above, comprising a modulation reference processing module, a grouping and sorting module, a clamping submodule selection module, a voltage clamping module, a modulation signal correction module and a carrier phase shift modulation module; The modulation reference processing module is used to input the modulation reference value and calculate the minimum number of sub-modules to be invested; The grouping and sorting module is used to divide the submodules in the phase into two groups according to the state of charge, and sort the two groups of submodules respectively; The clamping submodule selection module is used to calculate the number of two clamping submodules, and select the number of clamping submodules of each of the two groups of submodules and determine the clamping type, and the remaining submodules are used as non-clamping submodules; The voltage clamping module is used to obtain a clamping modulation reference value and obtain a switching signal of the clamping submodule; The modulation signal correction module is used to correct the modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule; The carrier phase shift modulation module is used to modulate the modulation reference value of the non-clamped sub-module into a non-clamped sub-module switching signal.
[0014] Beneficial effects of the invention: The present invention provides a discontinuous pulse width modulation method and device for a cascaded battery energy storage system. The method and device can greatly improve the charge state balancing capability and balancing rate between modules in a phase by voltage clamping, under the premise of ensuring that the battery power is consistent with the system charge and discharge instructions, and reduce the number of switching actions of the entire system, significantly reducing the power loss of the system. At the same time, since a single or multiple pulse width modulation links are retained, the method has good harmonic performance. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0015] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the process of the present invention.
[0016] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the device of the present invention.
[0017] In the figure: 1. Modulation reference processing module; 2. Grouping and sorting module; 3. Clamping sub-module selection module; 4. Voltage clamping module; 5. Modulation signal correction module; 6. Carrier phase shift modulation module. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0018] A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system, the flow diagram is as follows Figure 1 As shown, the specific steps include: S1: Use the output current control link to obtain the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value of the cascade battery energy storage system, and calculate the minimum number of sub-modules put into use in the cascade battery energy storage system; Specifically, the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value of the cascaded battery energy storage system can be obtained according to formula (1): (1); in: It represents the initial voltage modulation reference value of each phase bridge arm of the cascaded battery energy storage system. is the phase number of the bridge arm , Indicates the actual reference value of each phase bridge arm voltage of the cascaded battery energy storage system. Indicates the number of sub-modules in each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system, Indicates the DC side voltage of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system.
[0019] In order to meet the modulation requirements of the overall bridge arm voltage, the minimum number of sub-modules put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system can be calculated according to formula (2): (2); in: Indicates the minimum number of submodules put into use in the cascaded battery energy storage system. Indicates rounding down. It means that the independent variable takes 1 when it is greater than 0 and takes 0 when it is less than 0.
[0020] S2: acquiring the state of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system in real time, dividing the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system into two groups according to the relationship between the state of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the average value of the state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system, and sorting the two groups of submodules respectively according to the state of charge; Specifically, the average state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system can be calculated according to formula (3): (3); in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The average value of the phase state of charge, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Xiangdi The state of charge of each submodule, Indicates the serial number of the cascaded battery energy storage system submodule, .
[0021] Specifically, the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system can be divided into two groups according to the following principles: The submodules whose states of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system are higher than or equal to the average state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are taken as the first group of submodules, and the submodules whose states of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system are lower than the average state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are taken as the second group of submodules.
[0022] When the two groups of submodules are sorted respectively according to the state of charge, they can be sorted in descending order.
[0023] S3: Based on the minimum number of submodules put into use in the cascaded battery energy storage system, multiple submodules are selected from the two groups of submodules of the cascaded battery energy storage system as clamped submodules, and the remaining submodules are non-clamped submodules; The switching state of the submodule can be divided into forward input, reverse input and bypass. When the power command of the system remains unchanged, the battery charging and discharging power is the same in the two switching states of forward input and reverse input, so only two submodule voltage clamping modes can be defined, one is input clamping, that is, the modulation signal of the submodule is clamped to 1 or -1, and the other is bypass clamping, that is, the modulation signal of the submodule is clamped to 0; Furthermore, multiple submodules can be selected from two groups of submodules of the cascaded battery energy storage system as clamping submodules according to the following method: When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is greater than or equal to 0, it can be defined as discharge at this time, then multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as input clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as input clamping submodules is less than the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system, and multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as bypass clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as bypass clamping submodules is less than the difference between the number of submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system minus 1; When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is less than 0, multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as input clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as input clamping submodules is less than the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system, and multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as bypass clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as bypass clamping submodules is less than the difference between the number of submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system minus 1.
[0024] The above-mentioned submodule clamping method can ensure that the charge and discharge state of each battery is the same as that of the system, and reverse charging does not occur. It also satisfies the bridge arm voltage modulation constraint and at least one submodule performs pulse width modulation, and has good harmonic performance.
[0025] Furthermore, the number of selected sub-modules can be calculated according to formula (4): (4); in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Phase input clamping submodule number, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The number of submodules in the first group, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Phase instantaneous power, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The number of submodules in the second group, Indicates taking the minimum value, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Number of phase bypass clamping submodules.
[0026] The calculation formulas for the submodule selected from the first group of submodules and the submodule selected from the second group of submodules as the clamping submodule are as follows: ; ; in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system A submodule selected from the first group of submodules as a clamping submodule, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system A submodule selected from the second group of submodules as a clamping submodule.
[0027] S4: clamping the modulation voltage reference of the clamping submodule to obtain the clamped modulation reference value, and looking up the switch state table according to the clamped modulation reference value to obtain the clamping submodule switch signal, calculating the modulation reference value of the non-clamping submodule, and applying the modulation reference value of the non-clamping submodule to the carrier phase shift modulation module to obtain the non-clamping submodule switch signal; Specifically, when the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is greater than or equal to 0, multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as the input clamped submodules, and the voltage reference clamping can be modulated according to formula (5). When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is less than 0, multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as the input clamped submodules, and the voltage reference clamping can be modulated according to formula (6). The modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule can be calculated according to formula (7): (5); (6); (7); in: Indicates the first submodule selected from the first group of submodules Each submodule modulates the voltage reference clamp, Indicates the first module selected from the second group of submodules Each submodule modulates the voltage reference clamp, Indicates the modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule, represents the number of submodules selected from the first group of submodules, Indicates the number of submodules selected from the second group of submodules.
[0028] S5: applying the clamping submodule switch signal and the non-clamping submodule switch signal to corresponding power devices respectively to control the on and off of the corresponding power devices.
[0029] By modulating the clamp submodule into a voltage reference clamp through the above method, and distributing the switching signal of the clamp submodule according to the instantaneous power, the charge state within the phase can be balanced, which greatly improves the charge state balancing ability and balancing rate between modules within the phase, reduces the number of switching actions of the system as a whole, and significantly reduces the power loss of the system.
[0030] Specifically, taking a three-phase cascade battery energy storage system with 5 submodules as an example, assuming that there are 3 submodule battery groups with a state of charge higher than the average value, and 2 submodule battery groups with a state of charge lower than the average value, the system is in a discharging state, and the submodule numbers are arranged in descending order according to the state of charge, that is, the submodule a 1 has the highest state of charge of the battery pack, submodule a The battery pack of 2 has the lowest state of charge. The submodules with a high state of charge are in the clamped state, and the submodules with a low state of charge are in the bypass state.
[0031] According to the modulation signal of the clamp submodule, the switch signal of each switch tube of the submodule can be directly obtained by looking up Table 1. Any switch has only two switch states, switch state 1 indicates that the switch is on, and switch state 0 indicates that the switch is off. When the modulation signal of the submodule is 1, the switch states of its switch S1 and switch S3 are 1 and 0 respectively, when the modulation signal of the submodule is 0, the switch states of its switch S1 and switch S3 are 0 and 0 respectively, and when the modulation signal of the submodule is -1, the switch states of its switch S1 and switch S3 are 0 and 1 respectively. The state of switch S2 is opposite to that of switch S1, and the state of switch S4 is opposite to that of switch S3.
[0032] Table 1 Switch status
[0033] A discontinuous pulse width modulation device for a cascade battery energy storage system, used to perform a discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system as described in any one of the above, the structural schematic diagram is as shown Figure 2 As shown, it includes a modulation reference processing module 1, a grouping and sorting module 2, a clamping submodule selection module 3, a voltage clamping module 4, a modulation signal correction module 5 and a carrier phase shift modulation module 6; The modulation reference processing module is used to input the modulation reference value and calculate the minimum number of sub-modules to be invested; The grouping and sorting module is used to divide the submodules in the phase into two groups according to the state of charge, and sort the two groups of submodules respectively; The clamping submodule selection module is used to calculate the number of two clamping submodules, and select the number of clamping submodules of each of the two groups of submodules and determine the clamping type, and the remaining submodules are used as non-clamping submodules; The voltage clamping module is used to obtain a clamping modulation reference value and obtain a switching signal of the clamping submodule; The modulation signal correction module is used to correct the modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule; The carrier phase shift modulation module is used to modulate the modulation reference value of the non-clamped sub-module into a non-clamped sub-module switching signal.
[0034] The execution subjects of the above modules can be devices with computing functions such as computers, single-chip microcomputers, and microcontrollers. In specific implementation, the embodiments of the present invention do not limit the execution subjects and they are selected according to the needs of actual applications.
[0035] In summary, the present invention provides a discontinuous pulse width modulation method and device for a cascaded battery energy storage system, which greatly improves the balancing ability and balancing rate of the charge state between modules in a phase while ensuring that the battery power is consistent with the system charge and discharge instructions, and reduces the number of switching actions of the entire system, significantly reducing the power loss of the system. At the same time, since a single or multiple pulse width modulation links are retained, it has good harmonic performance.
[0036] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. For those skilled in the art, the present invention may have various modifications and variations. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention shall be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system, characterized in that: The steps include: S1: Use the output current control link to obtain the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value of the cascade battery energy storage system, and calculate the minimum number of sub-modules put into use in the cascade battery energy storage system; S2: acquiring the state of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system in real time, dividing the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system into two groups according to the relationship between the state of charge of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the average value of the state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system, and sorting the two groups of submodules respectively according to the state of charge; S3: Based on the minimum number of submodules put into use in the cascaded battery energy storage system, multiple submodules are selected from the two groups of submodules of the cascaded battery energy storage system as clamped submodules, and the remaining submodules are non-clamped submodules; S4: clamping the modulation voltage reference of the clamping submodule to obtain the clamped modulation reference value, and looking up the switch state table according to the clamped modulation reference value to obtain the clamping submodule switch signal, calculating the modulation reference value of the non-clamping submodule, and applying the modulation reference value of the non-clamping submodule to the carrier phase shift modulation module to obtain the non-clamping submodule switch signal; S5: applying the clamping submodule switch signal and the non-clamping submodule switch signal to corresponding power devices respectively to control the on and off of the corresponding power devices.
2. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 1, characterized in that: In step S1, the initial bridge arm voltage modulation reference value of the cascaded battery energy storage system is obtained according to formula (1): (1); in: It represents the initial voltage modulation reference value of each phase bridge arm of the cascaded battery energy storage system. is the phase number of the bridge arm , Indicates the actual reference value of each phase bridge arm voltage of the cascaded battery energy storage system. Indicates the number of sub-modules in each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system, Indicates the DC side voltage of each phase submodule of the cascaded battery energy storage system.
3. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 2, characterized in that: Step S1 calculates the minimum number of submodules to be put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system according to formula (2): (2); in: Indicates the minimum number of submodules put into use in the cascaded battery energy storage system. Indicates rounding down. It means that the independent variable takes 1 when it is greater than 0 and takes 0 when it is less than 0.
4. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 1, characterized in that: In step S2, the average value of the state of charge of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system is calculated according to formula (3): (3); in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The average value of the phase state of charge, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Xiangdi The state of charge of each submodule, Indicates the serial number of the cascaded battery energy storage system submodule, .
5. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 1, characterized in that: In step S2, the submodules whose states of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are higher than or equal to the average state of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are taken as the first group of submodules, and the submodules whose states of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are lower than the average state of charge of the submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system are taken as the second group of submodules.
6. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 5, characterized in that: In step S3, multiple submodules are selected from two groups of submodules of the cascaded battery energy storage system as clamping submodules according to the following method: When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is greater than or equal to 0, multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as input clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as input clamping submodules is less than the minimum number of submodules put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system, and multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as bypass clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as bypass clamping submodules is less than the difference between the number of submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the minimum number of submodules put into operation in the cascaded battery energy storage system minus 1; When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is less than 0, multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as input clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as input clamping submodules is less than the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system, and multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as bypass clamping submodules, and the number of submodules selected as bypass clamping submodules is less than the difference between the number of submodules of each phase of the cascaded battery energy storage system and the minimum number of submodules input in the cascaded battery energy storage system minus 1.
7. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 6, characterized in that: According to formula (4), the number of selected sub-modules is calculated: (4); in: Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Phase input clamping submodule number, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The number of submodules in the first group, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Phase instantaneous power, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system The number of submodules in the second group, Indicates taking the minimum value, Represents a cascade battery energy storage system Number of phase bypass clamping submodules.
8. A discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system according to claim 6, characterized in that: In step S4, when the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is greater than or equal to 0, multiple submodules are selected from the first group of submodules as the input clamped submodules, and the voltage reference clamping is modulated according to formula (5). When the instantaneous power of the cascaded battery energy storage system is less than 0, multiple submodules are selected from the second group of submodules as the input clamped submodules, and the voltage reference clamping is modulated according to formula (6). The modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule is calculated according to formula (7): (5); (6); (7); in: Indicates the first submodule selected from the first group of submodules Each submodule modulates the voltage reference clamp, Indicates the first module selected from the second group of submodules Each submodule modulates the voltage reference clamp, Indicates the modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule, represents the number of submodules selected from the first group of submodules, Indicates the number of submodules selected from the second group of submodules.
9. A discontinuous pulse width modulation device for a cascade battery energy storage system, characterized in that: Used to execute a discontinuous pulse width modulation method for a cascade battery energy storage system as described in any one of claims 1 to 8, comprising a modulation reference processing module, a grouping sorting module, a clamping submodule selection module, a voltage clamping module, a modulation signal correction module and a carrier phase shift modulation module; The modulation reference processing module is used to input the modulation reference value and calculate the minimum number of sub-modules to be invested; The grouping and sorting module is used to divide the submodules in the phase into two groups according to the state of charge, and sort the two groups of submodules respectively; The clamping submodule selection module is used to calculate the number of two clamping submodules, and select the number of clamping submodules of each of the two groups of submodules and determine the clamping type, and the remaining submodules are used as non-clamping submodules; The voltage clamping module is used to obtain a clamping modulation reference value and obtain a switching signal of the clamping submodule; The modulation signal correction module is used to correct the modulation reference value of the non-clamped submodule; The carrier phase shift modulation module is used to modulate the modulation reference value of the non-clamped sub-module into a non-clamped sub-module switching signal.
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