Novel Three-Phase Buck-Boost Inverter With Reduced Input Current Ripple and No Short-Circuit and Open-Circuit Faults
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Abstract
This article proposes a new single-stage three-phase buck-boost inverter and control scheme, which remarkably reduces both the low and high-frequency ripple components in the input current. The low-frequency ripple component is eliminated by phase-shifting the output three-phase voltages by 120°. The high-frequency ripple component is decreased by doubling the effective switching frequencies and lowering the voltages of the input inductors. The proposed inverter has buck-boost dc-ac conversion ability and contains only six active switches. It is short-circuiting free and can avoid the reverse recovery losses of the body diodes of the <sc xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">mosfet</small>s. The proposed inverter has better spectral performance and has a lower distortion in the output waveforms due to no delays (equivalent to dead-time in the traditional three-phase inverter) in the switching signals. To validate the performance and advantages of the proposed inverter, detailed analytical, simulation, and experimental results are reported. Experiments have been conducted with a 1.5-kW laboratory prototype at a 50 kHz switching frequency for the line-line output voltage of 110–220 Vrms/60. At the end, integration of inductors is also suggested to decrease the magnetic volume.
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