System Simulation of 3-phase PWM Rectifier Based on Novel Voltage
Space Vector
ABSTRACT:
A novel voltage space vector control method based on
Hysteresis Current Control is proposed. This method gives the optimal space
vector by detecting the current error space vector and the system reference
voltage space vector, and then controls the current error below the hysteresis
width. Voltage space vector is introduced into the control system to eliminate the
phase interference, and it can be realized simply without complicated vector
transform. The proposed method has fast current response, and can limit the
current error and the switching frequency with good current tracking
performance. The system Mathematical mode is set up in this paper. The validity
of the mathematical model and its control method are confirmed by
MAT-LAB/SIMULINK simulation.
SOFTWARE: MATLAB/SIMULINK
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
EXPECTED SIMULATION RESULTS:
CONCLUSION:
In
this paper a novel SVM-Based Hysteresis Current Control for 3-phase PWM VSR is
suggested, which utilizes all advantages of the HCC and SVM technique. This
method gives the optimal space vector by detecting the current error space
vector and the system reference voltage space vector, and then controls the
current error below the hysteresis width. The method can reduce the switching
frequency, and has good current tracking performance. The validity of the mathematical
model and its control method are confirmed by MAT-LAB/SIMULINK simulation.
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