A recursive dead time compensation method for Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) structure is proposed in this paper. It achieves a reduction of the VSI total distortion, due to dead time effect, turn-on/off delays, switches and diodes saturation voltages. The compensation strategy is based on a steady-state algorithm, which carries out step-by-step a voltage compensation on the basis of the comparison between reference and actual currents. For slow-dynamic/quasistatic applications, like PV systems, this method allows achieving very high performances with a very low computational requirements.
Recursive dead time compensation techniques for PV system power converters / Attaianese, C.; D’Arpino, M.; Di Monaco, M.; Tomasso, G.. - (2014), pp. 517-524. (Intervento presentato al convegno PCIM Europe 2014, International Exhibition and Conference for Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion, Renewable Energy and Energy Management tenutosi a Nuremberg, Germany nel 20-22 May 2014).
Recursive dead time compensation techniques for PV system power converters
C. Attaianese;
2014
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A recursive dead time compensation method for Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) structure is proposed in this paper. It achieves a reduction of the VSI total distortion, due to dead time effect, turn-on/off delays, switches and diodes saturation voltages. The compensation strategy is based on a steady-state algorithm, which carries out step-by-step a voltage compensation on the basis of the comparison between reference and actual currents. For slow-dynamic/quasistatic applications, like PV systems, this method allows achieving very high performances with a very low computational requirements.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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