Abstract
This paper proposes an improved zero-current distortion compensation (IZCDC) method for the Vienna rectifier. The conventional zero-current distortion compensation (ZCDC) method modifies the reference voltages by adding an offset voltage to compensate for the zero-current distortion (ZCD). However, the reference voltages occasionally exceed the linear modulation region by the offset voltage added at the driving start-point of the Vienna rectifier, where the modulation index of phase voltage is relatively large. This causes a hard-start of the Vienna rectifier accompanied by a serious surge and distortion in the phase current. In this paper, the IZCDC method is proposed for achieving the soft-start of the Vienna rectifier. When the overmodulation occurs, the proposed method modifies the conventional offset voltage to the IZCDC component, which is involved in the adjustment of the variance of the phase current, only for a certain phase among the three phases. As the IZCDC component regulates the variance of the phase current to zero, surge and distortion in the phase current can be mitigated. As a result, the Vienna rectifier starts its operation softly while ensuring its normal operation in the transients. The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified through simulations and experimental results.
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