Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM
An open-circuit fault detection and diagnosis strategy for a direct matrix converter is proposed in this paper. The current recirculating path during an open circuit condition is considered in detail with the aim of contributing more expert knowledge to the fault detection system for matrix converte...
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| author | Zhang, Jiawei Empringham, Lee De Lillo, Liliana Dan, Hanbing Wheeler, Patrick |
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| description | An open-circuit fault detection and diagnosis strategy for a direct matrix converter is proposed in this paper. The current recirculating path during an open circuit condition is considered in detail with the aim of contributing more expert knowledge to the fault detection system for matrix converter. Simulation results are presented demonstrate the open circuit fault behavior of matrix converter. This expert knowledge is extremely important for the fault detection system to avoid false diagnosis. This work leads to the presentation of a reliable and fast fault detector for the Matrix Converter. |
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| spelling | nottingham-505732020-05-04T19:09:35Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50573/ Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM Zhang, Jiawei Empringham, Lee De Lillo, Liliana Dan, Hanbing Wheeler, Patrick An open-circuit fault detection and diagnosis strategy for a direct matrix converter is proposed in this paper. The current recirculating path during an open circuit condition is considered in detail with the aim of contributing more expert knowledge to the fault detection system for matrix converter. Simulation results are presented demonstrate the open circuit fault behavior of matrix converter. This expert knowledge is extremely important for the fault detection system to avoid false diagnosis. This work leads to the presentation of a reliable and fast fault detector for the Matrix Converter. 2017-10-01 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Zhang, Jiawei, Empringham, Lee, De Lillo, Liliana, Dan, Hanbing and Wheeler, Patrick (2017) Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM. In: 2017 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE), 1-5 October 2017, Cincinnatti, Ohio, USA. Fault Detection Diagnosis Matrix Converter Clamp Circuit Current Cancellation http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8096620/ |
| spellingShingle | Fault Detection Diagnosis Matrix Converter Clamp Circuit Current Cancellation Zhang, Jiawei Empringham, Lee De Lillo, Liliana Dan, Hanbing Wheeler, Patrick Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM |
| title | Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM |
| title_full | Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM |
| title_fullStr | Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM |
| title_full_unstemmed | Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM |
| title_short | Matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero SVM |
| title_sort | matrix converter open circuit fault diagnosis with asymmetric one zero svm |
| topic | Fault Detection Diagnosis Matrix Converter Clamp Circuit Current Cancellation |
| url | https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50573/ https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50573/ |