Minshull, S., Bingham, Chris, Foster, M. P. et al and Stone, D. A.
(2007)
A back to back multilevel converter for driving low inductance brushless AC machines.
In: Power Electronics and Applications, 2007 European Conference on, 2-5 September 2007, Aalborg, Denmark.
Full content URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/EPE.2007.4417316
| A back to back multilevel converter for driving low inductance brushless AC machines | | Traditionally, multilevel converters are utilised in medium voltage applications, allowing the DC-link voltage to exceed the switch maximum blocking voltage. Here, their application to control high- efficiency brushless permanent magnet synchronous machines exhibiting low phase inductance is explored, the relative advantages being shown to include reduced current ripple and improved harmonic spectrum. A cost benefit analysis is included along with experimental results from a prototype 5-level back-to-back converter. | | ![[img]](http://eprints.lincoln.ac.uk/style/images/fileicons/application_pdf.png)
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Abstract
Traditionally, multilevel converters are utilised in medium voltage applications, allowing the DC-link voltage to exceed the switch maximum blocking voltage. Here, their application to control high- efficiency brushless permanent magnet synchronous machines exhibiting low phase inductance is explored, the relative advantages being shown to include reduced current ripple and improved harmonic spectrum. A cost benefit analysis is included along with experimental results from a prototype 5-level back-to-back converter.
| Additional Information: | Traditionally, multilevel converters are utilised in medium voltage applications, allowing the DC-link voltage to exceed the switch maximum blocking voltage. Here, their application to control high- efficiency brushless permanent magnet synchronous machines exhibiting low phase inductance is explored, the relative advantages being shown to include reduced current ripple and improved harmonic spectrum. A cost benefit analysis is included along with experimental results from a prototype 5-level back-to-back converter. |
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| Keywords: | power electronic energy converter, low inductance machines, Multilevel converter, Variable speed drive, Vector control, Brushless drive, AC/AC converter |
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| Subjects: | H Engineering > H630 Electrical Power |
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| Divisions: | College of Science > School of Engineering |
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| ID Code: | 2356 |
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| Deposited On: | 25 Apr 2010 21:33 |
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