a comprehensive modeling of a three-phase voltage source pwm converter
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Abstract
This contribution
reports the development of a time domain model
of a three-phase voltage source converter (VSC)
that can be used in the transient and steady
state analysis of nonlinear power systems
including their associated closed-loop control
schemes. With this proposed model, the original
discontinuous nonlinear power system can be
transformed into a continuous system, while
keeping the underlying harmonic nature of the
VSC and avoiding typical and undesirable
numerical problems associated with the large
derivatives during the switching transitions.
The development of this model was based on the
dynamic Fourier series of the switching
functions under a sinusoidal PWM modulation
scheme, which require the calculation of the
switching instants at each integration step; the
switching instants and the dynamic Fourier
series coefficients are calculated by explicit
mathematical formulas. The proposed model of the
VSC is suitable for the fast computation of the
periodic steady state solution through the
application of Newton method. Simulations were
carried out in order to illustrate the benefits
of the proposed VSC model.
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| Authors | ;Juan Segundo-Ramírez;Rafael Peña-Gallardo;Aurelio Medina;Ciro Núñez-Gutiérrez;Nancy Visairo-Cruz |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1155/2015/426245
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