Quasi-Z-Source Three-to-Single-Phase Matrix Converter and Ripple Power Compensation Based on Model Predictive Control Academic Article uri icon

abstract

  • 1982-2012 IEEE. A quasi-Z-source three-to-single-phase matrix converter is proposed with low-frequency ripple power compensation. The employed impedance network between the source grid and the matrix converter extends the voltage gain; meanwhile, it has filtering function. Therefore, voltage step-up devices and an additional input filter are avoided. In addition, for a conventional three-to-single-phase matrix converter, input current of the source grid contains high harmonic components because of double-line-frequency pulsating power produced in single-phase side. A model predictive control-based ripple power compensation system is proposed in this paper to eliminate the low-order harmonic components from the three-phase input currents and voltages. Thus, the impedance parameters could be small in size and value. Simulation and experimental results verify the analysis and control of the proposed topology.

published proceedings

  • IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

author list (cited authors)

  • Liu, Y., Liang, W., Ge, B., Abu-Rub, H., & Nie, N.

citation count

  • 15

complete list of authors

  • Liu, Yushan||Liang, Weihua||Ge, Baoming||Abu-Rub, Haitham||Nie, Ning

publication date

  • June 2018