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Advanced Control Methods of DC/AC and AC/DC Power Converters—Look-Up Table and Predictive Algorithms

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Advanced Control of Electrical Drives and Power Electronic Converters

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This chapter is devoted to a modern look-up table and predictive control methods of three phase power electronic converters. The authors consider voltage source converters in two and three level configurations as well as a two level current source rectifier. Some of the methods concern DC/AC inverter fed induction and PMSM motors. The other methods described in this chapter are dedicated to the control of the AC/DC rectifier working as an Active Front End of an AC/DC/AC converter. The authors focus on the methods with a non-linear look-up table and predictive control due to their excellent dynamic properties (limited only by the physical parameters of controlled systems such as the value of the DC voltage, grid inductance or AC motor leakage inductance). Moreover, non-linear methods, especially the predictive ones, provide very good quality of control in steady states, i.e. lack of active and reactive power steady-state error (AC/DC) or torque error (in the case of DC/AC converters). Look-up table methods have been taken into consideration as they also ensure the above advantages in a relatively short calculation time. The selected look-up table and predictive methods are proposed for both 2-level and 3-level converters. All the described control methods have been illustrated by simulation results and laboratory tests confirming their characteristics.

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Abbreviations

CSI:

Current source inverter

DPC:

Direct power control

DPC-3V:

Direct power control with 3-vectors modulation

DTC-3L-3A:

Direct torque control—3 level 3 areas

DTC-3V:

Direct torque control with 3-vectors modulation

DTC-SVM:

Direct torque control with space vector modulation

FCS-MPC:

Finite control set model predictive control

FOC:

Field oriented control

FS PPC:

Finite set predictive power control

ICS-MPC:

Infinite control set model predictive control

NPC Converter:

Neutral point clamped converter

PCi2uc :

Predictive current and capacitor voltage control

PCi-AD:

Predictive current control of an AC/DC inverter with active damping

PWM:

Pulse width modulation

SVM:

Space vector modulation

THD:

Total harmonic distortion

VOC:

Voltage oriented control

VSR:

Voltage source rectifier

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Godlewska, A., Grodzki, R., Falkowski, P., Korzeniewski, M., Kulikowski, K., Sikorski, A. (2017). Advanced Control Methods of DC/AC and AC/DC Power Converters—Look-Up Table and Predictive Algorithms. In: Kabziński, J. (eds) Advanced Control of Electrical Drives and Power Electronic Converters. Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, vol 75. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45735-2_10

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