Abstract
This paper describes the design and implementation of a DSP-based fully digital-controlled single-phase on-line uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system. All the control functions for an on-line UPS, which includes power-on start-up control, input stage power factor control, battery charging and boosting control, output stage AC voltage regulation, and shutdown control, are realized by using a single-chip DSP controller. A multiple rate digital controller generates all the PWM control signals for the power stage by using a set of detected feedback signals. Software current control scheme with nonlinear pulsewidth compensation has been developed to eliminate the nonlinearity caused by the dead-lock protected PWM converters. A nonlinear digital control scheme with lower switching frequency has been developed for the power factor control of the AC-DC converter. Experimental results have been given to verify the proposed digital control scheme. The constructed DSP-controlled UPS system can achieve fast dynamic response for nonlinear loads and high power factor under various loading conditions.
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