Abstract
—High frequency ac (HFAC) power distribution system (PDS) has been known as the effective alternative of dc power distribution system (DC PDS) because of its excellent advantages such as high power density, high efficiency, fast dynamic response and fewer conversion stages. Multiple HFAC inverters are operated in parallel to satisfy the source side requirements like high power grade, safety margin and reliability. In order to eliminate circulation current caused by the amplitude and phase differences among the inverters, the amplitude and phase of individual inverter are required to be synchronous. However, parallel controls become extremely complicated as amplitude and phase are coupled together in full-bridge inverter with traditional phase-shift modulation. In this paper, a controllable half-bridge LCLC resonant inverter and dual-PWM modulation are presented with phase angle self-synchronization. Control strategy is given for voltage adjusting and phase-amplitude decoupling. Besides, the resonant network normalization parameters and control angle is summarized to ensure soft-switching. The simulation model and experimental prototype are implemented with the output frequency of 25 kHz. The experiment results and theoretical analysis agree well to verify the features of the proposed inverter.
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