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Title: Elimination of waveform distortions in matrix converters using a new dual compensation method
Authors: Arias, Antoni
Empringham, Lee
Asher, Greg M.
Wheeler, Patrick W.
Bland, Michael
Apap, Maurice
Sumner, Mark
Clare, Jon C.
Keywords: Electric current converters
Electric motors, Induction -- Testing
Permanent magnet motors -- Design
Electric motors, Synchronous
Phase distortion (Electronics) -- Prevention
Issue Date: 2007
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Citation: Arias, A., Empringham, L., Asher, G. M., Wheeler, P. W., Bland, M., Apap, M.,...Clare, J. C. (2007). Elimination of waveform distortions in matrix converters using a new dual compensation method. IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 54(4), 2079-2087.
Abstract: Matrix converters are becoming a real alternative to traditional topologies for many ac–ac power conversion applications. One of the less well-known advantages is the potential for reduced waveform distortion that arise from device characteristics and commutation delays. This paper describes the origin of distortion effects for a matrix converter with current sign-based commutation and gives a novel approach to the method that can, in principle, eliminate the distorting effects to give a power converter having excellent linear behavior. The effectiveness of compensation techniques are illustrated for both an open-loop matrix converter driving a passive load and a matrix converter as part of a vector-controlled drive.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/104698
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