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Projekt Druckansicht

Entwurf einer modellprädiktiven Regelung für Quasi-Z-Source-Umrichter mit geschalteter Induktivität im Vergleich zum traditionellen Zweipunkt-Umrichter auf Basis von Photovoltaik.

Fachliche Zuordnung Elektronische Halbleiter, Bauelemente und Schaltungen, Integrierte Systeme, Sensorik, Theoretische Elektrotechnik
Elektrische Energiesysteme, Power Management, Leistungselektronik, elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe
Förderung Förderung von 2015 bis 2017
Projektkennung Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Projektnummer 262773038
 
Erstellungsjahr 2017

Zusammenfassung der Projektergebnisse

This project has examined advanced direct MPC techniques for the quasi-Z-source inverters in order to improve the overall performance and efficiency of distributed generation applications. All the presented control algorithms have been experimentally validated by a low-cost and low-power FPGA. A thorough comparison between the quasi-Z-source inverters and the conventional twostage inverters is conducted in light of the voltage stress on the inverter switches, required active and passive components, steady-state and transient performances, and efficiency. It has been found that the qZSI features lower voltage stress on the switches than the traditional inverter when the voltage gain is in the range of (1-2). In addition, the experimental results demonstrate that the qZSI exhibits lower output voltage THD and higher efficiency than the traditional two-stage inverter. A long-horizon direct MPC—as a current controller—for the quasi-Z-source inverter connected with an RL load is designed and implemented. The proposed MPC strategy simultaneously controls both sides of the qZSI, namely ac output current on the ac side as well as the capacitor voltage and inductor current of the dc side. To improve the closed-loop performance of the converter, a long prediction horizon has been implemented. However, the underlying optimization problem may become computationally intractable because of the substantial increase in the computational power demands, which in turn would prevent the implementation of the control strategy in real time. To overcome this and to solve the problem in a computationally efficient manner, a branch-and-bound strategy has been used along with a move blocking scheme. These techniques have facilitated the implementation of a longhorizon MPC in an FPGA. The experimental results have verified the superior performance of long-prediction horizon MPC when compared to the existing one-step horizon MPC as well as to the established linear proportional-integral (PI)-based controller. More specifically, the proposed long-horizon direct MPC has exhibited better steady-state behavior with lower output current THD, while, at the same time, it has shown a much faster dynamic response on both sides of the quasi-Z-source inverter.

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