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Comparison of switching losses of matrix converters for commutation methods

Sirichai Tammaruckwattana, Chenxin Yue, Yumi Ikeda, Kazuhiro Ohyama

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In this paper, the switching losses of matrix converters (MCs) using various commutation methods are calculated with MATLAB/Simulink. The commutation methods of 2-steps current commutation, 4-steps current commutation, 2-steps voltage commutation, 4-steps voltage commutation, and 3-steps voltage current commutation are treated. This paper compares their switching losses and discusses their differences.

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In this paper, the switching losses of matrix converters (MCs) using various commutation methods are calculated with MATLAB/Simulink. The commutation methods of 2-steps current commutation, 4-steps current commutation, 2-steps voltage commutation, 4-steps voltage commutation, and 3-steps voltage current commutation are treated. This paper compares their switching losses and discusses their differences.

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In this paper, the switching losses of matrix converters (MCs) using various commutation methods are calculated with MATLAB/Simulink. The commutation methods of 2-steps current commutation, 4-steps current commutation, 2-steps voltage commutation, 4-steps voltage commutation, and 3-steps voltage current commutation are treated. This paper compares their switching losses and discusses their differences.

Key concepts: Commutation, Commutation cell, Converters, Control theory (sociology), Voltage, MATLAB, Current (fluid), Computer science

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