Design of Two-stage Matrix Converter based on DSP
Wenlang Deng
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Wenlang Deng
Abstract
This paper analyzes two-stage matrix converter with 18 switches,deduces the space vector modulation strategy of the rectifier and the inverter,and introduces zero current commutation.The experimental device was built with the controller DSP,the power switch IGBT and corresponding control software is programmed.Three-phase symmetrical inductive load was driven on the condition that the modulation ratio and PWM cycle were changed.The experiment verified that the controls of the output amplitude and frequency have been realized,which provides a theoretical and practical basis for further research of the two-stage matrix converter.
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This paper analyzes two-stage matrix converter with 18 switches,deduces the space vector modulation strategy of the rectifier and the inverter,and introduces zero current commutation.The experimental device was built with the controller DSP,the power switch IGBT and corresponding control software is programmed.Three-phase symmetrical inductive load was driven on the condition that the modulation ratio and PWM cycle were changed.The experiment verified that the controls of the output amplitude and frequency have been realized,which provides a theoretical and practical basis for further research of the two-stage matrix converter.
Key concepts: Commutation, Rectifier (neural networks), Insulated-gate bipolar transistor, Pulse-width modulation, Space vector modulation, Electronic engineering, Inverter, Digital signal processing