新型Z源逆变器地研究.pdf

新型Z 源逆变器研究 Abstract The Z-source inverter presents the buck-boost conversion ability and the capability of shooting-through the phase legs, which provides a novel power conversion concept. In applications with a variable input voltage such as renewable energy power supply system, the Z-source inverter can realize the single stage buck-boost ability which is performed by two-stage conversion architecture traditionally. But the presented Z-source inverter in the early studies has the drawbacks of high voltage stress on the Z-capacitors and huge inrush surge. An asymmetric Z-source inverter topology is analyzed firstly in the thesis. In the asymmetric topology, the DC source is in series with the Z-inductor. Compared to the traditional one, it features lower dc voltage across one of the Z-capacitors and continuous input current. But the inverter also has the drawback of huge inrush surge. To solve the problem, a novel Z-source inverter is presented in the thesis. The novel topology can reduce the dc voltage across Z-source capacitors evidently, thus low voltage capacitors can be utilized to reduce the system cost and volume. The soft-start strategy for the novel Z-source inverter is proposed to avoid the inrush current and the resonance between the Z-capacitors and Z-inductors. The characteristics of the novel topology under various SPWM and SVPWM control scheme are also investigated. The traditional closed loop control strategy of Z-source inverter is complex and is with poor stability. A new control strategy with feed-forward of input voltage plus feedback of peak output is investigated, which decoupled the control of the DC-link and the inverter stage. This control strategy is simple and with high stability,