Abstract
This work introduces a family of Current Source Converters (CSCs) that allows to control single-phase AC converters with two outputs independently sharing the same DC-bus. It is presented four different topologies which have their own advantages and disadvantages compared to each other. The comparison criterias are the total number of switches, the number of conducting switches per switching cycle, quadrant operations and DC-bus current. One of the topologies needs to always have four conducting switches with full-quadrant operation (named Fq4c), while another topology (Lq2c) needs only two, however with limited-quadrant operation. The last two presented topologies have three conducting switches in a switching period, one with full-quadrant operation (Fq3c) and another with limited-quadrant operation (Lq3c). Also it is presented the Scalar Pulse Width Modulations (SPWMs) to control each converter with switching optimization. Details of the topologies, operation and modulation logic are presented. Simulations and experimental results are provided to validate the theoretical approach.
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