An Average Value Model of Hybrid Cascaded Multilevel Voltage Source Converter for Accelerated EMT Simulation
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Abstract
The voltage source converters (VSC) based high voltage direct current transmission systems become increasingly popular for efficient transmission of large-scale renewable energy over long distances. Recently, the hybrid cascaded multilevel converter (HCMC) is proposed to further improve the converter efficiency, compactness, and fault resilience compared to the traditional modular multilevel converters (MMCs). The efficient and accurate simulation of the HCMC in electromagnetic transient (EMT) programs play an important role for the converter control and design. The previous research works focus on numerically efficient and accurate models of the MMCs, but very few on those of the HCMC. This paper proposes an average value model (AVM) of the HCMC, which significantly improves the simulation efficiency while maintaining the simulation accuracy. The proposed AVM is validated against the detailed equivalent model (DEM) for dynamic transients. The simulation results by the proposed AVM demonstrate good modeling accuracy. The simulation speed of the proposed AVM is independent of the number of submodules, which is very desirable for the HCMC with large numbers of submodules.
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