Novel Bidirectional High-Frequency Isolated Direct AC/AC Converter With Unipolar Phase-Shifted Modulation Strategy

This article introduces a novel bidirectional high-frequency isolated direct ac/ac converter with unipolar phase-shifted modulation strategy based on double dc modulation indexes. The main idea of topological construction is that the non-isolated two-level nondifferential bipolar direct ac/ac conver...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on power electronics 2024-02, Vol.39 (2), p.2644-2659
Main Authors: Guo, Dongbo, Wang, Aoran, Liu, Chuang, Zhang, Pinjia, Yan, Guanyu, Pei, Zhongchen, Cai, Guowei, Wang, Rutian, Wang, Yibo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bridge circuits
Commutation
Commutation problem
direct ac/ac converter
Electric converters
Frequency conversion
Frequency modulation
high-frequency isolated
Legged locomotion
Modulation
Reliability
Topology
unipolar phase-shifted modulation strategy
Voltage control
Voltage sags
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Summary:This article introduces a novel bidirectional high-frequency isolated direct ac/ac converter with unipolar phase-shifted modulation strategy based on double dc modulation indexes. The main idea of topological construction is that the non-isolated two-level nondifferential bipolar direct ac/ac converter is combined to the bidirectional phase-shifted full-bridge converter, which inherits the advantages of no commutation problem, zero voltage switching, simple control, bipolar output voltage gains, et al. The operating principles of this converter and the design considerations for the key parameters are given in detail. Moreover, the application in voltage sag/swell compensation is simply analyzed. Thanks to the high-frequency isolation capability, it satisfies needs of distribution networks in terms of sensitive loads protection, voltage resilience control without applying the bulky line frequency transformers. Finally, the feasibility of this proposed topology is verified by the various experimental results of the prototype.
ISSN:0885-8993
1941-0107
DOI:10.1109/TPEL.2023.3323866