Double-coil coupling inductance type impedance source inverter for suppressing direct-current link voltage peak
A technology of coupled inductance and voltage spikes, applied in the direction of converting irreversible DC power input to AC power output, electrical components, output power conversion devices, etc., can solve problems such as breakdown of switching devices, avoid breakdown, ensure The effect of running stability and improving efficiency
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[0045] Specific implementation mode 1. Combination Figure 1 to Figure 3 As shown, the present invention provides a dual-coil coupled inductance-type impedance source inverter that suppresses DC link voltage spikes, including an inverter bridge circuit, a power supply circuit and a clamping circuit;
[0046] The power supply circuit includes a DC power supply V in , inductance L in , Diode D 1 , double-coil coupled inductance unit and capacitor C 1 ;
[0047] The clamping circuit consists of a capacitor C 2 , capacitance C 3 and diode D 2 ;
[0048] DC power V in The positive connection of the inductance L in at one end, the inductance L in The other end of the diode is connected to D 2 anode of the diode D 2 The cathode connection capacitance C 3 One end of the capacitor C 3 Connect the other end of the DC power supply V in the negative pole;
[0049] The double-coil coupled inductor unit includes two coupled inductors connected in series, and the two ends and...
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[0055] For the dual-coil coupled inductive impedance source inverter that suppresses the DC link voltage spike, combined with figure 1 As shown, the double-coil coupled inductance unit is further explained:
[0056] The double-coil coupled inductance unit includes a coupled inductance N 1 and coupled inductor N 2 ,
[0057] Coupled inductor N 1 The terminal of the same name as the first connection terminal, the coupled inductor N 1 The dissimilar terminal is connected to the coupled inductor N 2 The dotted end of the coupled inductor N 2 The opposite end of the terminal serves as the third connection terminal, the coupled inductor N 2 The end with the same name as the second connection end.
[0058] The inverter described in this embodiment is designed for the improved T-source inverter.
[0059] further, combine figure 1 As shown, the input voltage of the inverter bridge circuit V dc for:
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[0061] where K is the coupling inductance coefficient, d is t...
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[0090] For the dual-coil coupled inductive impedance source inverter that suppresses the DC link voltage spike, combined with figure 2 As shown, the double-coil coupled inductance unit is further explained:
[0091] The double-coil coupled inductance unit includes a coupled inductance N 1 and coupled inductor N 2 , coupled inductance N 1 The terminal of the same name as the first connection terminal, the coupled inductor N 1 The dissimilar terminal is connected to the coupled inductor N 2 The opposite end of the coupled inductor N 1 The opposite end of the terminal serves as the third connection terminal, the coupled inductor N 2 The end with the same name as the second connection end.
[0092] The inverter described in this embodiment is designed for the existing LCCT type Z-source inverter.
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