dynamic modeling of wind turbine based axial flux permanent magnetic synchronous generator connected to the grid with switch reduced converter

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Abstract
This paper studies the power electronic converters for grid connection of axial flux permanent magnetic synchronous generators (AFPMSG) based variable speed wind turbine. In this paper, a new variable speed wind turbine with AFPMSG and Z-source inverter is proposed to improve number of switches and topology reliability. Besides, dynamic modeling of AFPMSG is presented to analyze grid connection of the proposed topology. The Z-source inverter controls maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and delivering power to the grid. Therefore other DC–DC chopper is not required to control the rectified output voltage of generator in view of MPPT. As a result, the proposed topology requires less power electronic switches and the suggested system is more reliable against short circuit. The ability of proposed energy conversion system with AFPMSG is validated with simulation results and experimental results using PCI-1716 data acquisition system.
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Authors ;Ali Reza Dehghanzadeh;Vahid Behjat;Mohamad Reza Banaei
Journal der pharmacia lettre
Year 2018
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10.1016/j.asej.2015.11.002
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