Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter
In this paper an indirect model predictive current control strategy is proposed. The proposed method simplifies the computational cost while avoiding the use of weighting factors. Weighting factors are an issue for model predictive control in a direct matrix converter due to the large number of avai...
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| author | Rivera, Marco Di, Z. Zhang, Jiawei Wheeler, Patrick |
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| description | In this paper an indirect model predictive current control strategy is proposed. The proposed method simplifies the computational cost while avoiding the use of weighting factors. Weighting factors are an issue for model predictive control in a direct matrix converter due to the large number of available switching states and necessity to control both input and output sides of the converter. |
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| spelling | nottingham-513292020-05-04T19:13:23Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/51329/ Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter Rivera, Marco Di, Z. Zhang, Jiawei Wheeler, Patrick In this paper an indirect model predictive current control strategy is proposed. The proposed method simplifies the computational cost while avoiding the use of weighting factors. Weighting factors are an issue for model predictive control in a direct matrix converter due to the large number of available switching states and necessity to control both input and output sides of the converter. 2017-10-20 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Rivera, Marco, Di, Z., Zhang, Jiawei and Wheeler, Patrick (2017) Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter. In: 2017 CHILEAN Conference on Electrical, Electronics Engineering, Information and Communication Technologies (CHILECON), 18-20 Oct 2017, Pucon, Chile. Active damping; Current control; Matrix converters; R edictive control; Finite control set model predictive control; Fictitious dc-link https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8229699/ |
| spellingShingle | Active damping; Current control; Matrix converters; R edictive control; Finite control set model predictive control; Fictitious dc-link Rivera, Marco Di, Z. Zhang, Jiawei Wheeler, Patrick Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| title | Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| title_full | Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| title_fullStr | Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| title_full_unstemmed | Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| title_short | Indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| title_sort | indirect predictive control strategy with mitigation of input filter resonances for a direct matrix converter |
| topic | Active damping; Current control; Matrix converters; R edictive control; Finite control set model predictive control; Fictitious dc-link |
| url | https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/51329/ https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/51329/ |