Optimized Pulse Patterns for Salient Synchronous Machines
Nina Hartgenbusch, Rik W. De Doncker, Anna Thünen
Abstract
Synchronous optimal pulse width modulation is commonly applied when the ratio between the fundamental frequency and the switching frequency is low. The offline computed pulse patterns are optimized in terms of harmonic distortion in the phase currents. Usually, the underlying optimization problem is based on a simple inductor model representing the harmonic behavior of one phase of a nonsalient machine. This paper proposes an alternative formulation of the optimization problem which generalizes it for salient machine types. An investigation of the optimization results' sensitivity to operating point dependent parameters is presented.
Topics & Concepts
SalientPulse-width modulationComputer scienceTotal harmonic distortionHarmonic analysisControl theory (sociology)HarmonicDistortion (music)Sensitivity (control systems)Pulse (music)Phase (matter)Simple (philosophy)Point (geometry)Optimization problemElectronic engineeringAlgorithmMathematicsPhysicsBandwidth (computing)EngineeringArtificial intelligenceAcousticsVoltageTelecommunicationsAmplifierPhilosophyComputer networkEpistemologyControl (management)Quantum mechanicsGeometryDetectorMultilevel Inverters and ConvertersSilicon Carbide Semiconductor TechnologiesElectric Motor Design and Analysis