Abstract

Optimal-switching-sequence model-predictive-control (OSS-MPC) strategy, a popular kind of continuous-control-set MPC (CCS-MPC), has been used to address the variable frequency of finite-control-set MPC (FCS-MPC). Since the digital signal processor (DSP) does not have a dedicated divider, it requires a large amount of computation for the division operations in OSS searching. Here, a simplified OSS-MPC absorbing the merits of FCS-MPC is proposed to reduce the computational burden of conventional OSS-MPC. The proposed method uses a novel cost function whose candidates are the finite center vectors instead of switching sequences, which can avoid duty cycle computation and convert the moving horizon optimization of CCS-MPC into that of FCS-MPC. Besides, the derivatives of the active and reactive powers are divided into the constant terms and variable terms. The constant terms are extracted from the cost function. Experimental and simulation results show that the computational amount of the proposed algorithm is only 36.34% of that of the conventional OSS-MPC. Meanwhile, the simplified OSS-MPC still maintains the excellent dynamic and steady state performance of conventional OSS-MPC.

Highlights

  • Grid-connected inverter plays a key role in renewable energy systems, distributed generation systems, power quality improvement units, and so on [1,2]

  • The experimental control board is based on a 32 bit 150MHz digital signal processor (DSP) (TMS320F28335)

  • The output gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) are IKW50N60T, and the dead time is set to 3μs

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Introduction

Grid-connected inverter plays a key role in renewable energy systems, distributed generation systems, power quality improvement units, and so on [1,2]. Since the performance of the inverter depends largely on the control strategy, much effort has been done on the control strategy of the grid-connected inverter. One is voltage oriented control (VOC) [3], which is broadly used for grid-connected inverters due to its good steady-state performance. The other is direct power control (DPC), which is based on the direct torque control (DTC) of AC machines [4,5], has been proposed to get better dynamic performance. It has variable switching frequency and large power ripples due to the predefined switching table

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