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Nonlinear control of three-phase voltage source PWM converter

Zhang Zhi, +3 more
- pp 6183-6186
TLDR
A control system with double close-loops of voltage and current is proposed based on the synchronous rotating reference frame, and this control scheme can realize decoupled control of the three phase PWM rectifiers.
Abstract
The mathematical model of three-phase voltage source PWM rectifier is established in the dq rotating frame. Aiming at the highly coupled of the active and reactive current of three-phase PWM rectifier, a control system with double close-loops of voltage and current is proposed based on the synchronous rotating reference frame. A sliding-mode control algorithm for the out-voltage-loop is proposed, and the exact feedback linearization method is designed for the current loop. The whole system is simulated and experimented. The whole system has good robustness, and this control scheme can realize decoupled control of the three phase PWM rectifiers. The power factor of the system is kept at unity. The PWM rectifier has constant output voltage, and the whole system has good dynamic and static performance.

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