Generalized Model Predictive Pulse Pattern Control Based on Small-Signal Modeling—Part 2: Implementation and Analysis
Tinus Dorfling, Toit Mouton, Tobias Geyer
Abstract
A newly proposed model predictive pulse pattern controller, which is applicable to higher-order converter systems, is implemented on a low-cost field-programmable gate array. It is shown that how the computations of the underlying quadratic program of the control algorithm can be reduce, thus enabling a resource-efficient implementation. The implemented control algorithm is evaluated via hardware-in-the-loop simulations. The results show that the proposed controller achieves a short settling time during transients and the superior harmonic performance of optimized pulse patterns during steady-state operation.
Topics & Concepts
Model predictive controlSettling timeControl theory (sociology)Controller (irrigation)Computer scienceField-programmable gate arrayComputationGate arrayHarmonicPulse (music)Electronic engineeringTransient (computer programming)SIGNAL (programming language)Control engineeringEngineeringControl (management)AlgorithmStep responseComputer hardwareDetectorPhysicsQuantum mechanicsProgramming languageAgronomyBiologyOperating systemArtificial intelligenceTelecommunicationsAdvanced DC-DC ConvertersMultilevel Inverters and ConvertersMicrogrid Control and Optimization