Title :
Fast current trajectory tracking control based on synchronous optimal pulsewidth modulation
Author :
Holtz, Joachim ; Beyer, Bernd
Author_Institution :
Wuppertal Univ., Germany
Abstract :
State-of-the-art pulsewidth modulation techniques fail to give satisfactory results when high-bandwidth torque control is required at the low switching frequency of modern high-power AC machine drives. A novel current control method refers to precalculated optimal synchronous pulse patterns. These are used to generate specific current reference trajectories to be adapted on-line to the actual dynamic torque command. A fast tracking controller, operated in parallel to a conventional PI controller, minimizes the trajectory tracking error. The optimized current trajectories ensure maximum response and minimum harmonic distortion
Keywords :
AC motor drives; electric current control; harmonic distortion; machine control; optimal control; predictive control; pulse width modulation; torque control; two-term control; PI controller; current control method; dynamic torque command; fast current trajectory tracking control; fundamental current extraction; high-bandwidth torque control; high-power AC machine drives; hysteresis control; low switching frequency; maximum response; minimum harmonic distortion; optimized current trajectories; parallel channel current control; precalculated optimal synchronous pulse patterns; predictive current control; space vector modulation; specific current reference trajectories; suboscillation control; synchronous optimal pulsewidth modulation; Current control; Optimal control; Power harmonic filters; Power semiconductor switches; Pulse modulation; Pulse width modulation; Space vector pulse width modulation; Switching frequency; Trajectory; Voltage;
Journal_Title :
Industry Applications, IEEE Transactions on