Research of One-Step Commutation Strategy in Matrix Rectifier
Xiao Liu, Qing Fan Zhang, Dian Li Hou
Abstract
Xiao Liu, Qing Fan Zhang, Dian Li Hou
Abstract
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