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Research of One-Step Commutation Strategy in Matrix Rectifier

Xiao Liu, Qing Fan Zhang, Dian Li Hou

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Due to the absence of natural free-wheeling paths, the commutation in matrix rectifiers is much more complicated than in the other kinds of AC-DC converters. In this paper, based on the measurement of the output current direction and the signs of the input line-to-line voltages, a new one-step commutation strategy is applied in the design of matrix rectifier. Experimental results show that the new method is valid and feasible, founding a basis of further practical application.

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Due to the absence of natural free-wheeling paths, the commutation in matrix rectifiers is much more complicated than in the other kinds of AC-DC converters. In this paper, based on the measurement of the output current direction and the signs of the input line-to-line voltages, a new one-step commutation strategy is applied in the design of matrix rectifier. Experimental results show that the new method is valid and feasible, founding a basis of further practical application.

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Due to the absence of natural free-wheeling paths, the commutation in matrix rectifiers is much more complicated than in the other kinds of AC-DC converters. In this paper, based on the measurement of the output current direction and the signs of the input line-to-line voltages, a new one-step commutation strategy is applied in the design of matrix rectifier. Experimental results show that the new method is valid and feasible, founding a basis of further practical application.

Key concepts: Commutation, Rectifier (neural networks), Converters, Matrix (chemical analysis), Line (geometry), Control theory (sociology), Wheeling, Commutation cell

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