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Power Converter Systems Graduate Course EE8407

Power Converter Systems Graduate Course EE8407. Bin Wu PhD, PEng Professor ELCE Department Ryerson University Contact Info Office: ENG328 Tel: (416) 979-5000 ext: 6484 Email: bwu@ee.ryerson.ca http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~bwu/. Ryerson Campus. Topic 6

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Power Converter Systems Graduate Course EE8407

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  1. Power Converter Systems Graduate Course EE8407 Bin Wu PhD, PEng Professor ELCE Department Ryerson University Contact Info Office: ENG328 Tel: (416) 979-5000 ext: 6484 Email: bwu@ee.ryerson.ca http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~bwu/ Ryerson Campus

  2. Topic 6 Multilevel Cascaded H-Bride (CHB) Inverters H-bride power cells CHB Inverter Fed Drive Source: Toshiba - General Electric

  3. Multilevel CHB Inverters • Lecture Topics • H-Bridge Inverter • CHB Inverter Topologies • Phase Shifted PWM • Level Shifted PWM • PWM Scheme Comparison

  4. Multilevel CHB Inverters Why Use Multilevel Inverters? • To increase inverter operating voltage without devices in series • To minimize THD with low switching frequencies fsw • To reduce EMI due to lower voltage steps Switching frequency for high power converters: fsw = 60Hz ~ 1000Hz

  5. Multilevel Inverter Topologies • Per-Phase Diagram

  6. H-Bridge Inverter • H-bridge Power Cell

  7. H-Bridge Inverter • Typical Industrial Applications H-bridge Power Cell Five-level CHB inverter

  8. H-Bridge Inverter • Bipolar Modulation Bipolar PWM: vAB from -Vd to +Vd or from +Vd to -Vd

  9. H-Bridge Inverter • Bipolar Modulation (FFT)

  10. H-Bridge Inverter • Unipolar Modulation (1) • Two modulation waves • vm and vm- • One carrier wave vcr • Unipolar PWM: • vAB from 0 to +Vd • or from 0 to -Vd

  11. H-Bridge Inverter • Unipolar Modulation (2) • One modulating wave: vm • Two carrier waves: vcrandvcr-

  12. CHB Inverter Topologies • Five-Level CHB Inverter Complementary Switch pairs: S11 and S41; S31 and S21; S12 and S42; S32 and S22; Converters in cascade, but no switching devices in series.

  13. CHB Inverter Topologies • Output Voltage and Switching Status (five-level) Waveform of vANis composed of five voltage levels: 2E, E, 0, -E, and -2E

  14. CHB Inverter Topologies • Seven- and Nine-Level Inverters (Per phase diagram)

  15. CHB Inverter Topologies • Unequal dc Bus Voltages

  16. CHB Inverter Topologies • Unequal dc Bus Voltages (Two-cell seven-level topology)

  17. Phase Shifted PWM • Carrier Based PWM – Phase Shifted • # of voltage levels: m = 7 • # of carriers: mc = m - 1 = 6 • Phase shift: 360° / mc = 60° Carriers for H1bridge: vcr1 and vcr1- Carriers for H2 bridge: vcr2 and vcr2- Carriers for H3 bridge: vcr3 and vcr3- m = 7

  18. Phase Shifted PWM • Inverter Waveforms (7-level, phase shifted) • Switching occurs at • different times • fsw(device) = 60 mf = 600Hz • Inverter phase voltage • levels: 7 • Low EMI • Line-to-line voltage • levels: 13 • Close to a sinusoid • Low THD

  19. Phase Shifted PWM • FFT(7-level, phase shifted) • Lowest harmonics: • around 2mf • Lowest harmonics: • around 6mf • Containing triplen • harmonics • No triplen harmonics • Equivalent fsw(inverter) • = 60(6mf ) = 3600Hz

  20. Phase Shifted PWM • Harmonic Content(7-level, phase shifted)

  21. Level Shifted PWM • Carrier Based PWM – Level Shifted • # of voltage levels: • m = 5 IPD APOD POD • # of carriers: • mc = m - 1 = 4 IPD provides the best harmonic profile.

  22. Level Shifted PWM • Gating Arrangement (7-level) • # of voltage levels: • m = 7 • # of carriers: • mc = m - 1 = 6 • fsw(device): • - not equal to fcr, and • - not the same for all switches. • Device conduction angle: • - not equal. • Necessary to swap switching • pattern.

  23. Level Shifted PWM • Inverter Output Voltages (seven-level) • m = 7 • Switching occurs at • different times • fsw(device) = fcr /mc= • 600Hz (avg) • vAB close to a sinusoid • Low THD, low EMI • fsw(inv) = fc = 3600Hz

  24. Level Shifted PWM • Prototype at Ryerson • (Seven-level CHB Inverter)

  25. Level Shifted PWM • Measured Waveforms (IPD, 7-level) Inverter phase voltagevAZ Line-to-line voltagevAB

  26. PWM Scheme Comparison • PWM at Low ma • Atma= 0.2: - Phase shifted PWM: THD = 96.7% - Level shifted PWM: THD = 48.8%

  27. PWM Scheme Comparison • Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)

  28. PWM Scheme Comparison • Summary

  29. Thanks

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