Design Of Direct Power Controller For A High Power Neutral Point Clamped Converter Using Real Time Simulator
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Abstract
In this paper, a direct power control (DPC)<br> strategies have been investigated in order to control a high<br> power AC/DC converter with time variable load. This converter<br> is composed of a three level three phase neutral point clamped<br> (NPC) converter as rectifier and an H-bridge four quadrant<br> current control converter. In the high power application,<br> controller not only must adjust the desire outputs but also<br> decrease the level of distortions which are injected to the network<br> from the converter. Regarding to this reason and nonlinearity<br> of the power electronic converter, the conventional controllers<br> cannot achieve appropriate responses. In this research, the<br> precise mathematical analysis has been employed to design the<br> appropriate controller in order to control the time variable<br> load. A DPC controller has been proposed and simulated using<br> Matlab/ Simulink. In order to verify the simulation result, a real<br> time simulator- OPAL-RT- has been employed. In this paper,<br> the dynamic response and stability of the high power NPC<br> with variable load has been investigated and compared with<br> conventional types using a real time simulator. The results proved<br> that the DPC controller is more stable and has more precise<br> outputs in comparison with conventional controller.
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