2015 Current-Balancing Technique for Interleaved Voltage Source Inverters With Magnetically Coupled Legs Connected in Parallel英文学习资料 .pdfVIP

IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS, VOL. 62, NO. 3, MARCH 2015 1335 Current-Balancing Technique for Interleaved Voltage Source Inverters With Magnetically Coupled Legs Connected in Parallel Gabriel J. Capella, Josep Pou, Senior Member, IEEE , Salvador Ceballos, Jordi Zaragoza, Member, IEEE , and Vassilios G. Agelidis, Senior Member, IEEE Abstract—Connecting legs in parallel in a voltage source currents rather than voltages are increased in order to achieve inverter is a way to increase the output current and, thus, higher power in some fields. This can be attained either with its rated power. The connection can be made using ei- VSIs made up of legs connected in parallel (if all the legs ther coupled or uncoupled inductors, and achieving an even contribution to the output current from all the legs are connected to a common dc bus) or by means of parallel is a crucial issue. Circulating currents produce additional connection of inverters (each one with its own dc bus) [5], losses and stress to the power devices of the converter. [6]. In addition, inverters with legs connected in parallel are Therefore, they should be controlled and minimized. An modular and because of that, their production and maintenance efficient technique to attain such balance when coupled become less expensive. Moreover, they qualify for the imple- inductors are used is presented in this paper. The pro- mentation of fault-tolerant techniques, thus offering improved posed technique can also be used when the induct