Title :
The new and precise control base on Z-source inverter
Author :
Cunlu Dang ; Hu Liu ; Xiaoying Zhang
Author_Institution :
Lanzhou Univ. of Technol., Lanzhou, China
Abstract :
This article in-depth analyzes the control character of the Z-source inverter in photovoltaic power generation system. According to these problems of the dynamic performance of the Z-source inverter output and boosting controlling strategy lead to double switched frequency etc. A new improved boosting modulation strategy is presented. Based on SVPWM, changing turning on or off time of the same bridge switches to insert 6 shoot-through states in the single-cycle of traditional zero vector. Compared with the conventional boosting modulation strategy, the modulation is not only to stabilize the output performance of Z source inverter in a certain extent, and can effectively reduce the switching frequency. In addition, According to inaccurate problem of inserting the shoot-through time for traditional modulation strategy, this article presents the strategy to control accurately the shoot-through time through the slope of the modulation signal, to make Z -source inverter more controllable. These advantages of improved precision boosting modulation strategy are verified by simulation and experiment.
Keywords :
PWM power convertors; photovoltaic power systems; power generation control; power system stability; SVPWM; Z-source inverter output; boosting controlling strategy; control character; double switched frequency; dynamic performance; modulation signal slope; photovoltaic power generation system; precision boosting modulation strategy; shoot-through states; shoot-through time; stabilization; switching frequency; zero vector single-cycle; Boosting; Inverters; Space vector pulse width modulation; Switches; Vectors; Modulation Strategy; Shoot-through states; Switching frequency; Traditional zero vector; Z-source inverter;
Conference_Titel :
Control and Decision Conference (CCDC), 2013 25th Chinese
Conference_Location :
Guiyang
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-5533-9
DOI :
10.1109/CCDC.2013.6561877