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在从单相到三相的功率转换过程中,传统电路的概念在前一章中进行了讨论。本章介绍了不同于传统电路的转换器拓扑结构,称为“稀疏转换器”,并对转换器的数学模型进行了详细分析。这些转换器用于模拟使用感应电机作为负载的能量转换过程。还解释了稀疏转换器从电源实现单位功率因数的控制方案。最后给出了对稀疏变换器进行仿真得到的一些仿真结果。 7.2稀疏转换器本节考虑了传统转换器拓扑结构中稀疏转换器的发展。如图7.1所示,传统的单相到三相电路由单相全桥交流到直流转换器和三相逆变器组成。该电路具有五个支路,每个支路是两个开关器件的串联连接。电抗器与单相电源串联,输入施加在全桥交流-直流转换器支路的中心点之间。
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CHAPTER 7
SINGLE PHASE TO THREE-PHASE POWER CONVERSION
USING SPARSE CONVERTERS
7.1 Introduction
In the process of power conversion from single-phase to three-phase the
concept of conventional circuits was discussed in the previous chapter. In this chapter
converter topologies different from the conventional circuits named the ‘Sparse
Converters’ are introduced and a detailed analysis of the mathematical model of the
converters is laid down. These converters are used to simulate the energy conversion
process using an induction machine as the load. The control scheme for the sparse
converters to achieve unity power factor from the supply is also explained. Finally
some simulation results obtained by simulating the sparse converters are presented.
7.2 Sparse Converters
This section considers the development of the sparse converters from the
conventional converter topologies. The conventional single-phase to three-phase
circuit as shown in Figure 7.1, consists of a single-phase full bridge ac-to-dc
converter and a three-phase inverter. This circuit has five legs each being a series
connection of two switching devices. A reactor is connected in series with the single-
phase power supply and the input is applied between the central points of the full
bridge ac-to-dc converter legs.
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Vs
L
Motor
-
a
b
c
s
V
1- phase
supply
AC-DC converter
3-phase Inverter
Figure 7.1: Conventional full-bridge ac/dc converter inverter circuit
The power supply current is controlled to be sinusoidal by the full-bridge ac-to-
dc converter, while the motor input voltage is controlled by the pulse-width
modulation inverter. These two control actions are independent and a capacitor is
inserted for decoupling. To reduce the cost the full bridge converter can be replaced
by a half-bridge converter in any case the input reactor is necessary which further
increases the size of the system.
The three-phase inverter has eight switching states, which correspond to eight
output voltage space vectors as shown in Table 7.1. Each state correspond to a
voltage in each phase, but in particular there exists two states during which the
inverter does not output any voltage on the phases. This happens when all the top
devices or all the bottom devices are turned ON at the same time. These
corresponding state vectors are referred to as zero vectors.
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These zero vectors are equivalent in terms of generated line-to-line voltage, but differ
in the induced voltage
between the neutral point of the star connected three phase
load and the neutral point of the dc link, which is given as,
o
v
2
Vd
o
=
v
when all the top devices are on
2
Vd
v
o
−= when all the bottom devices are on
Therefore the neutral point voltage of the load can be controlled by a proper use of
the zero vectors. The model for the sparse converters is as shown in Figure 7.2. It
consists of a motor, a three-phase inverter and an additional leg having the
functionality of the ac-to-dc converter.
Table 7.1 The switching states in a three-phase inverter showing the zero voltage
states.
11
S
12
S
31
S
V
ab
V
bc
V
ca
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 0 -V
DC
V
DC
0 1 0 -V
DC
V
DC
0
0 1 1 -V
DC
0 -V
DC
1 0 0 V
DC
0 -V
DC
1 0 1 V
DC
- V
DC
0
1 1 0 0 V
DC
-V
DC
1 1 1 0 0 0
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MOTOR
CONVERTER
1-
φ
Power supply
Figure 7.2: Model for Sparse converters.
The power supply is directly connected between the neutral point of the
load, in doing so the input reactor as in conventional circuits becomes redundant as its
purpose is served by the leakage inductance of the motor. Since the power supply is
connected directly to the load, power supply current and the output voltage control
actions are no longer independent as in the case of the conventional circuits. Owing to
the connection of the power supply the load currents carry an additional amount of
the current, which is one third of the supply current, and this current is the zero phase
sequence current.
The zero-phase sequence current flowing in to the stator windings does
not generate any torque and so therefore may be accepted as long as the related
increase of copper losses is compensated by some advantages like the cost and size
reduction [8].
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n
A
B
C
11
S
12
S
21
S
22
S
31
S
32
S
DC
V
+
−
Motor
Figure 7.3: Positive-phase sequence equivalent circuit topology of the sparse
converters
Figures 7.3 and 7.4 show the positive-phase sequence and the zero-sequence
equivalent circuits of the sparse converters respectively. In the positive phase
sequence circuit the power supply voltage does not appear since it is the zero-phase
sequence voltage, and the equivalent circuit coincides with the conventional inverter
topology. When considering the zero-phase sequence the motor is equivalent to a
simple inductance and the inverter can be regarded as a single leg topology, the left
leg of which is controlled as usual, while the right leg in Figure 7.4 is controlled by
choosing the appropriate zero vector for the inverter.
Thus comparing the conventional converter with the sparse converters they
both are equal when considering the leakage inductance of the motor as input
reactance for the full bridge ac-to-dc converter. The equivalence is achieved in spite
of the reduced number of switching devices and a very simple structure for the ac-to-
dc converter is obtained.
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