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Coordinate pulsewidth modulation in the control of direct frequency converters for AC drives

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2003 Russian Federation English
Authors: Shreiner, R. T.; Krivovyaz, V. K.; Kalygin, A. I.;

Coordinate pulsewidth modulation in the control of direct frequency converters for AC drives

Abstract

Coordinate pulsewidth modulation is considered for the control of power switches of matrix and two-component direct frequency converters (DFC) in ac drive systems. The synthesis of modulating signals yielding the specified output voltages and sinusoidal grid currents for converters with no intermediate smoothing filter is discussed. Simulation of DFC operation with an RLE load and an asynchronous motor is undertaken.

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COMPUTER SIMULATION, ACTIVE INTVETERS (AI), ACTIVE RECTIFIERS (AR), ALGORITHMS, ELECTRIC POTENTIAL, AUTONOMOUS VOLTAGE INVERTERS (AVI), ELECTRIC RECTIFIERS, ELECTRIC SWITCHES, ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY, ELECTRIC DRIVES, AUTONOMOUS CURRENT INVERTERS (ACI), ELECTRIC CURRENTS, PULSE WIDTH MODULATION, ELECTRIC INVERTERS, FREQUENCY CONVERTERS

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