Matrix Converter Control System 矩阵变换器控制系统.pdfVIP

Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium 2005, Hangzhou, China, August 22-26 395 Matrix Converter Control System Jiri Lettl and Stanislav Fligl Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic Abstract The presented paper deals with the matrix converter control hardware and software conception. The built matrix converter is used to treat the electrically transmitted energy part of the investigated hybrid power splitting drive system. The digital control system used for the realized test bed consists of two personal computers. The first one serves to monitoring purposes only, the second one is equipped with a common interface card and works in real time. All the signals are reprocessed and adjusted in interface cards situated in the control rack. From these cards the necessary electrical and optical signals are sent directly to the power and measure parts of the matrix converter system. Introduction The matrix converters [1]-[4] provide an all-silicon solution to the problem of converting AC power from one frequency to another, offering almost all the features required of an ideal static frequency changer. They possess many advantages compared to the conventional voltage or current source inverters. A matrix converter does not require energy storage components as a bulky capacitor or an inductance in the DC-link. It enables the bi-directional power flow between the power supply and load. The most of the contemporary modulation strategies are able to provide practically sinusoidal waveforms of the input and output currents with negligible low order harmonics