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access icon free Quasi-Z source indirect matrix converter-fed induction motor drive

  • Author(s): Mingzhu Guo 1, 2 ; Yushan Liu 3 ; Baoming Ge 4 ; Shuo Liu 5 ; Xiao Li 4 ; Fernando J.T.E. Ferreira 6, 7 ; Anibal T. de Almeida 6, 7
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  • Source: Volume 14, Issue 5, May 2020, p. 797 – 808
    DOI:  10.1049/iet-epa.2019.0618 , Print ISSN 1751-8660, Online ISSN 1751-8679
© The Institution of Engineering and Technology
Received 20/07/2019, Accepted 13/12/2019, Revised 21/11/2019, Published 16/12/2019

This study proposes an induction motor drive system based on the LC filter integrated quasi-Z source indirect matrix converter (QZS-IMC). The proposed drive system shows the following features: (i) variable voltage control of inductor motor is achieved by the rectifier stage and variable frequency control is achieved by the inverter stage; (ii) automatic low voltage ride through ability enhances capability of the proposed drive against grid voltage sag; (iii) wide voltage gain range ensures the drive system with high performance in wide speed range; (iv) there is no additional input filter. The voltage control implementation in the rectifier stage is proposed to benefit low voltage stress and low converter loss. The control method combines motor vector control, minimum shoot-through duty cycle and maximum modulation indexes. As a result, the input power supply voltage and dc-link voltage are maximally utilised and the power loss is reduced. Simulation and experimental results verify the proposed QZS-IMC motor drive system.

Inspec keywords: power convertors; invertors; matrix convertors; voltage control; induction motor drives; frequency control; machine control; power supply quality; machine vector control; motor drives; power grids

Other keywords: z source indirect matrix converter-fed induction motor drive; voltage control implementation; input power supply voltage; motor vector control; inverter stage; rectifier stage; grid voltage sag; variable voltage control; low voltage stress; ability enhances capability; induction motor drive system; variable frequency control; automatic low voltage ride; low converter loss; control method; wide speed range; inductor motor; QZS-IMC motor drive system; wide voltage gain range; dc-link voltage; LC filter; additional input filter

Subjects: Control of electric power systems; Asynchronous machines; Power convertors and power supplies to apparatus; Drives; AC-AC power convertors; Voltage control; Frequency control

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