Application of pulse dropping in industrial drive control

G Loukadakis, Converteam UK Ltd, UK

From session: Modulation Schemes, From: PEMD 2012: Power Electronics, Machines and Drives Conference, 27 - 29 March 2012, Bristol, UK

29 March 2012 Power channel

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The practical limits on the maximum modulation depth are considered for two level converters with space vector PWM. Maximum modulation depth is analysed as a function of minimum pulse width and deadtime compensation. A method is presented whereby the deadtime compensation algorithm naturally leads into pulse dropping for the non-currentcarrying device. The proposed method is analysed and test results from a 3MW industrial drive are presented.

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		Application of pulse dropping in industrial drive control
		G Loukadakis, Converteam UK Ltd, UK
		From session: Modulation Schemes, From: PEMD 2012: Power Electronics, Machines and Drives Conference, 27 - 29 March 2012, Bristol, UK 
		2012-03-29 00:00:00.0 Power Channel
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