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Multistage Inverters Control Using Surface Hysteresis Comparators
Menshawi K. Menshawi,Saad Mekhilef 전력전자학회 2013 JOURNAL OF POWER ELECTRONICS Vol.13 No.1
An alternative technique to control multilevel inverters with vector approximations has been presented. The innovative control method utilizes specially designed two-dimensional hysteresis comparators to simplify the implementation and improve the resultant waveform. The multistage inverter designed with maximum number of levels is operated in such a way to approximate the reference voltage vector by exploiting the large number of multilevel inverter vectors. A three-stage inverter with the main high voltage stage made of three phase, six-switch and singly-fed inverter is considered for application to the proposed design. The proposed control concept is to maintain a higher voltage stage state as long as it can lead to a target vector. High and medium voltage stages controllers are based on surface hysteresis comparators to hold the switching state or to perform the necessary change to achieve its reference voltage with minimal switching losses. The low voltage stage controller is designed to approximate the target reference voltage to the nearest inverter vector using the nearest integer rounding and adjustment comparators. Model simulation and prototype test results show that the proposed control technique clearly outperforms the previous control methods.
Multistage Inverters Control Using Surface Hysteresis Comparators
Menshawi, Menshawi K.,Mekhilef, Saad The Korean Institute of Power Electronics 2013 JOURNAL OF POWER ELECTRONICS Vol.13 No.1
An alternative technique to control multilevel inverters with vector approximations has been presented. The innovative control method utilizes specially designed two-dimensional hysteresis comparators to simplify the implementation and improve the resultant waveform. The multistage inverter designed with maximum number of levels is operated in such a way to approximate the reference voltage vector by exploiting the large number of multilevel inverter vectors. A three-stage inverter with the main high voltage stage made of three phase, six-switch and singly-fed inverter is considered for application to the proposed design. The proposed control concept is to maintain a higher voltage stage state as long as it can lead to a target vector. High and medium voltage stages controllers are based on surface hysteresis comparators to hold the switching state or to perform the necessary change to achieve its reference voltage with minimal switching losses. The low voltage stage controller is designed to approximate the target reference voltage to the nearest inverter vector using the nearest integer rounding and adjustment comparators. Model simulation and prototype test results show that the proposed control technique clearly outperforms the previous control methods.
Two-Dimensional Hysteresis Comparators to Control Multistage Inverters with Maximum Number of Levels
M. K. Menshawi,M. K. Menshawi,S. Mekhilef 전력전자학회 2011 ICPE(ISPE)논문집 Vol.2011 No.5
Specially designed two-dimensional hysteresis comparators have been proposed to replace the algebraic calculations to control multistage inverter designed with maximum number of levels. The inverter is operated to approximate the reference voltage vector exploiting the large number of multilevel inverter vectors. Three-stage inverter with singly-fed main stage is considered to apply the proposed design. The controller concept is to maintain the higher voltage stage state as long as this state can lead to the target vector. The high and medium voltage stages controllers are based on twodimensional hysteresis comparators to hold the switching state or to perform the necessary change with minimum switching losses. The low voltage stage controller is designed to approximate the reference voltage to the nearest inverter vector using nearest integer rounding and adjustment comparators. Simulation and experimental results show that the proposed controller outperforms the previous control methods in terms of simplicity, harmonics reductions and robustness.