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Chen Li

Researcher at University of Nottingham

Publications -  11
Citations -  190

Chen Li is an academic researcher from University of Nottingham. The author has contributed to research in topics: Power factor & AC power. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 11 publications receiving 73 citations.

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A Modified Neutral Point Balancing Space Vector Modulation for Three-Level Neutral Point Clamped Converters in High-Speed Drives

TL;DR: Simulation results obtained from a Simulink/PLECS model and experimental results obtained prove that the proposed method eliminates theneutral point voltage imbalance and significantly reduces the neutral point voltage ripple.
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A Low-Complexity Optimal Switching Time-Modulated Model-Predictive Control for PMSM With Three-Level NPC Converter

TL;DR: Compared with the conventional FCS-MPC, the proposed OST-M2PC method has a fixed switching frequency as well as better power quality and can operate at a 20-kHz sampling frequency, reducing the computational burden of the processor.
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An Overmodulation Algorithm With Neutral-Point Voltage Balancing for Three-Level Converters in High-Speed Aerospace Drives

TL;DR: A virtual space vector based overmodulation algorithm is presented for three-level neutral-point (NP) clamped converters in high-speed aerospace motor drives with the proposed inscribed polygonal-boundary compression technique, which brings an opportunity for the operation of the studied aircraft electric starter/generator systems easily extending from the linear modulation range into the overmodulated region.
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A Dual-Channel-Enhanced Power Generation Architecture With Back-to-Back Converter for MEA Application

TL;DR: The control performances of the proposed PGA, engine performance improvement by transferring power from the LP to HP shaft, and power loss reduction are verified via simulations and experimental results collected from a twin-shaft aircraft power generation test rig.
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A Dual-Channel Enhanced Power Generation Architecture with Back-to-back Converter for MEA Application

TL;DR: A new electricity power generation architecture for the engine system of more electric aircraft (MEA) that could operate in a high speed without flux weakening, hence the magnitude of stator current will largely decrease when output same active power, leading to the reduction of overall power losses.