摘要
单三相兼容功率因数校正(PFC)变换器应用广泛,具有效率高、稳定性好、兼容单相和三相电源等优点。但该拓扑在单相运行时,网侧输入电流在采用传统控制策略下的过零点畸变严重,影响着单三相兼容PFC变换器的稳态运行性能。此处首先分析了所采用的单三相兼容PFC变换器的拓扑结构,指出了变换器单相运行时电流过零点畸变的产生机理。这里采用延时补偿和采样电压幅值补偿策略,解决控制延时带来的过零点畸变问题。在此基础上,通过对过零点处高频开关管和工频开关管采取分时开关策略,解决过零点处开关逻辑混乱导致的过零点畸变问题。为验证理论分析的正确性,搭建了一台1 kW单三相兼容PFC变换器实验平台,测试结果表明,所提出的策略能够抑制电流的过零点畸变,提高单三相兼容PFC变换器的稳定性。
Single/three-phase compatible power factor correction(PFC)converters are widely used,with the advantages of high efficiency,good stability,and compatibility with single-phase and three-phase power supplies.However,when the topology operates in single-phase mode,the problem of zero-crossing distortion of the input current with traditional control strategies seriously affects the stable control performance of single/three-phase compatible PFC converters.Firstly,the circuit topology of the adopted single/three-phase compatible PFC converter is analyzed,the mechanism of current zero-crossing distortion during the single-phase operation mode is presented.Adopting time delay compensation and sampling voltage amplitude compensation strategies to solve the problem of zero-crossing distortion caused by delay.On this basis,by adopting a time-sharing switching strategy for high-frequency and power frequency switches at the zero-crossing point,the problem of zero-crossing distortion caused by chaotic switching logic at the zero-crossing point is solved.In order to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of this scheme,a 1 kW single/three-phase compatible PFC converters experimental platform is built.The experimental results show that the proposed strategy can suppress the zero-crossing distortion of the input current and improve the efficiency and stability of the single/three-phase compatible PFC converters.
作者
张弛
杨世华
王国四
陈昌涛
ZHANG Chi;YANG Shi-hua;WANG Guo-si;CHEN Chang-tao(Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai 200240,China;不详)
出处
《电力电子技术》
2024年第1期90-92,99,共4页
Power Electronics
基金
国家自然科学基金(51577118)。
关键词
变换器
功率因数校正
过零点畸变
延时补偿
converter
power factor correction
zero-crossing distortion
time delay compensation