Harmonic State-Space Modeling and Closed-Loop Control of Single-Stage High-Frequency Isolated DC–AC Converter
Kaixuan Wang, Fengjiang Wu, Jianyong Su
Abstract
The port harmonic features of the single-phase single-stage high-frequency isolated dc-ac converter is not analyzed so far and the corresponding theoretical basis for improving the current quality is still a research gap. In this paper, a linear model in frequency domain of the single-stage high-frequency isolated dc-ac converter is originally derived based on the combined harmonic state space and extended description function modeling technique. The systematic modeling process is analyzed and the accuracy of the modeling is verified by the simulation results. Combined with the model analysis, the harmonic coupling characteristics between the ac side and the dc side are clearly presented. On this basis, this paper proposes a closed-loop control strategy to reduce the decrease of the dc-side and ac-side current quality caused by the harmonic coupling at the control level. Furthermore, this paper constructs the compound controllers based on the P-type iterative learning to suppress the harmonic currents of the dc side and the ac side, respectively. The composite controller does not distinguish the harmonic frequency. Hence, the proposed controller achieves the effective suppression of the harmonic currents in real time. The effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed control strategy are verified by the experiments.