Browsing by Author "Cheng, Hsiu-Che"

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A Novel Control Strategy of Circulating Currents in Parallel Single-Phase Boost Rectifiers
(2012)
Liao, Yi-Hung
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Chen, Hung-Chi
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Cheng, Hsiu-Che
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Lai, Ching-Ming
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In this paper, a novel circulating current control scheme of paralleled single-phase boost-type full-bridge converters is proposed. The novel circulating current control scheme doesn\'t require any communication between paralleled converters. Simultaneously, the proposed circulating current control scheme improves the performance of the parallel system and reduces the circulating currents which result from the parallel connection. Based on this control scheme, not only input current shaping of each converter is improved, but also current sharing among paralleled converters is achieved. Both simulation and experimental results verified the validity of the proposed circulating current control scheme.
A Novel Control Strategy of Circulating Currents in Paralleled Single-Phase Boost Converters for Micro-Grid Applications
(2013-01-01)
Liao, Yi-Hung
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Ke, Yu-Lung
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Chen, Hung-Chi
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Cheng, Hsiu-Che
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In this paper, analysis of circulating currents of paralleled single-phase boost converter systems is presented. The DC loop and AC loop circulating currents are clearly explained. In order to eliminate the DC loop circulating currents and reduce switching losses, a simplified PWM strategy is adopted in a paralleled single-phase boost converter. Based on the analysis of circulating currents, common mode circulating current (CMCC) and differential mode circulating current (DMCC) are defined. Then, CMCC and DMCC compensator in a centralized control scheme are proposed to reduce the common-mode and differential-mode circulating currents in the parallel system operated in both rectifier mode and inverter mode for micro-grid applications. Some simulation results are carried out to verify the validity of the proposed control scheme. In addition, a prototype system is constructed to facilitate the theoretical results as verification. From simulation and experimental results, the proposed control scheme can indeed reduce the circulating currents under equal and/or different power rating condition in the parallel system.
A Novel Control Strategy of Circulating Currents in Paralleled Single-Phase Boost Converters With Different Power Sharing for Microgrid Applications
(2014-03-01)
Liao, Yi-Hung
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Chen, Hung-Chi
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Cheng, Hsiu-Che
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Ke, Yu-Lung
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Li, Yi-Ta
In this paper, analysis of circulating currents of paralleled single-phase boost converter systems is presented. The dc loop and ac loop circulating currents are clearly explained. In order to eliminate the dc loop circulating currents and reduce switching losses, a simplified pulsewidth modulation strategy is adopted in a paralleled single-phase boost converter. Based on the analysis of circulating currents, common-mode circulating current (CMCC) and differential-mode circulating current (DMCC) are defined. Then, CMCC and DMCC compensators are proposed in a centralized control scheme to reduce the common-mode and differential-mode circulating currents in a parallel system operated in both rectifier and inverter modes with different power sharing for microgrid applications. Converter-paralleled system stability analysis is also presented. Finally, a prototype system is constructed to facilitate the theoretical results as verification. From the experimental results, the proposed control scheme can indeed reduce the circulating currents under equal and/or different power rating conditions in the parallel system.
Common Mode and Differential Mode Circulating-Current Control in Paralleled Single-Phase Boost Rectifiers
(2013)
Liao, Yi-Hung
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Chen, Hung-Chi
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Cheng, Hsiu-Che
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電機工程學系
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
In this paper, the analysis of circulating currents of a paralleled single-phase boost rectifier system is presented. The DC loop and AC loop circulating currents are clearly explained. Based on the analysis of circulating currents, common mode circulating current (CMCC) and differential mode circulating current (DMCC) are clearly defined. Then, CMCC and DMCC compensators in a centralized control scheme are proposed to reduce the common-mode and differential-mode circulating currents in the parallel rectifier system. Finally, a prototype system is constructed and some experimental results are carried out to verify the validity of the proposed control scheme. From experimental results, the proposed control scheme can indeed reduce the circulating currents under different power rating condition in the parallel system.