Analysis and design of multicell DC/CD converters using vectorized models

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In recent years, multilevel topologies have been introduced to allow static converters of electrical energy to address medium voltage (series connection) or high current (parallel connection). The new degrees of freedom provided by these topologies are a potential source of improvement, but they also make the design process more complex. The author of this book shows how the concepts of vectorization and design masks can be used to help the designer in comparing different designs and making the…

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Full title :Analysis and design of multicell DC/CD converters using vectorized models / Thierry Meynard.

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Publication Date:©2015

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Publisher(s):ISTE, Wiley
Place of Publication:London, England
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2015

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Description:1 online resource (160 pages) : : illustrations

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ISBN:9781119081357, 1119081351
oclc:ocn905920510
LC Classification:TK7872.C8
Dewey Decimal:621.3132

Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; 1: General Properties of Multilevel Converters; 1.1. Time-domain: multilevel waveform and apparent switching frequency; 1.2. Frequency domain: harmonic cancellation; 1.3. Transient response; 1.4. Conclusion; 2: Topologies of Multilevel DC/DC Converters; 2.1. Series connection; 2.1.1. Direct series connection with isolated sources; 2.1.2. Flying capacitor; 2.2. Parallel connection; 2.2.1. Interleaved choppers with star-connected inductors; 2.2.2. Interleaved choppers with InterCell Transformers (ICTs); 2.3. Series-parallel connection.

3: Concept of Vectorization in PLECS3.1. Vectorized components; 3.2. Star-connection block and parallel multicell converter; 3.3. Series connection block and series multicell converter; 3.4. Generalized multicell commutation cell; 3.5. Practice; 3.5.1. How to?; 3.5.2. Basic blocks; 4: Vectorized Modulator for Multilevel Choppers; 4.1. General principle; 4.2. xZOH: equalizing multisampler for multilevel choppers; 4.2.1. Control as the main source of perturbation; 4.2.2. Handling duty cycle variation; 4.2.2.1. An exact solution for unmodulated signals; 4.2.2.2. Accounting for switching.

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