Title :
Analysis of different schemes of matrix converter with maximum voltage conversion ratio
Author :
Imayavaramban, M. ; Latha, K. ; Uma, G.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Power Electron. & Drives, Anna Univ., Chennai, India
Abstract :
The aim of this paper to investigate the different schemes of matrix converter under R-L load condition and also to obtain maximum voltage transfer ratio of matrix converter. Matrix converter is a new type of direct AC/AC converter, which converts input line voltage into variable voltage with unrestricted output frequency without using intermediate circuit, DC-link circuit, pure sine-in and pure sine-out is the unique feature of the matrix converter. But maximum voltage transfer ratio of matrix converter is limited to 50%. This is the major disadvantage of matrix converter. This limitation can be overcome by eliminating third harmonics by injecting third harmonic voltage in the input voltage; the maximum voltage transfer ratio 100% is achieved. This paper also analyzes the basic operating principle and simulation modeling of different schemes of matrix converter such as 1. Two phase to single-phase matrix converter. 2. Three phase to single-phase matrix converter. 3.Three phase to three phase matrix converter using PSPICE software.
Keywords :
AC-AC power convertors; SPICE; harmonic distortion; matrix convertors; power conversion harmonics; power engineering computing; AC/AC converter; PSPICE software; R-L load; input line voltage; matrix converter; third harmonic voltage; third harmonics elimination; variable voltage; voltage conversion ratio; voltage transfer ratio; Bidirectional control; Commutation; Frequency conversion; Matrix converters; Phased arrays; Pulse width modulation inverters; Switches; Switching circuits; Switching converters; Voltage;
Conference_Titel :
Electrotechnical Conference, 2004. MELECON 2004. Proceedings of the 12th IEEE Mediterranean
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8271-4
DOI :
10.1109/MELCON.2004.1348264