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New Boost-Type PFC MF-Vienna PWM Rectifiers with Multiplied Switching FrequencyFLORICAU, D.   , TUDORACHE, T. , KREINDLER, L. |
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AC-DC power converters, energy conversion, power quality, rectifiers, voltage control
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rectifier(12), phase(11), power(10), wind(8), energy(7), level(6), electronics(6), boost(6), ortmann(5), heldwein(5)
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Date of Publication: 2015-11-30
Volume 15, Issue 4, Year 2015, On page(s): 81 - 86
ISSN: 1582-7445, e-ISSN: 1844-7600
Digital Object Identifier: 10.4316/AECE.2015.04011
Web of Science Accession Number: 000368499800015
SCOPUS ID: 84949977205
Abstract
In this paper new three-level boost-type PFC PWM rectifiers with Multiplied-switching-Frequency (MF) are presented. They can work both at high and low switching frequency for single- and for three-phase unity-power-factor applications. The proposed solutions are named MF-Vienna PWM rectifiers (M=2 or 3) and are based on classical 1F-Vienna topology (M=1), the most popular PWM boost-type PFC concept with three voltage levels. By adding auxiliary active power device(s) to 1F-Vienna circuit and through proper modulation strategies, the ripple frequency present in the input and output passive components can be doubled (M=2) or tripled (M=3). This advantage leads to the reduction of boost inductor and line filter requirements. The operation principle of the 2F-Vienna cell is validated for three-phase PWM rectifier using Voltage Oriented Control (VOC) method. |
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