Modulation and Control Schemes of Modular Three Phase FCC-CSC for High Power Applications
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Abstract
The AC-type flying capacitor (FC) technique instead of device series connection is a promising way to increase the system voltage rating for current source converter (CSC) based high-power applications. Improved DC-link voltage with low dv/dt and reduced common-mode voltage (CMV) can be achieved with proper modulation and FC voltage control. Parallel connection of power converters, on the other hand, is a popular choice to increase the system's current rating for higher power applications. Moreover, supervisor harmonic performance can be achieved through interleaving operation with reduced need for passive filters. Modular FCC-CSC structure can combine these merits to achieve a higher power rating, and better DC- and AC-side quality. More importantly, the improved AC quality can in turn help the regulation of FC voltage. This paper discussed the modulation and control schemes of modular three-phase FCC-CSC, the space vector modulation (SVM) based FC voltage control, and DC-link current balance strategies are proposed. Experiment results verified the effectiveness of the proposed methods.
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