High-Performance FCS-MPC for a New Five-Level Voltage Source Inverter
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Abstract
The efficacy of finite control-set model predictive control (FCS-MPC) for multilevel inverters (MLIs) is contingent upon the precision of the system’s mathematical models. Particularly, the prediction accuracy is interlinked with the accuracy of mathematical models, which further influence the harmonic performance and switching frequency of MLIs with FCS-MPC methods. This research proposes an enhanced FCS-MPC approach for a novel five-level voltage source inverter (5L-VSI). The new 5L-VSI has lesser flying capacitors (FCs) and possesses sufficient redundant switching states to provide flexible regulation of FC voltages and inverter currents. Additionally, the discrete-time (DT) models of the 5L-VSI’s currents and FC voltages are formulated using Heun’s discretization method to enhance the performance of the proposed FCS-MPC. The proposed Heun’s-based DT models minimize the discretization error in the predicted control variables, which further results in the reduction of switching frequency and total harmonic distortion in the output currents of MLIs. Through simulation studies, the performance of the proposed enhanced FCS-MPC is exhibited under steady state and transient scenarios. It is further analyzed in conjunction with the existing FCS-MPC method to demonstrate its benefits.
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