Abstract
A new model predictive control scheme, optimized switching finite control set model predictive control, is studied in this article for neutral-point-clamped (NPC) single-phase three-level pulsewidth modulation (PWM) rectifiers. To ensure the actual stability of the power converter, the ac-side current error of single-phase PWM rectifier and the neutral point voltage of the converter are both converged to the bounded invariant set, and the adjustment of system performance is thus realized by setting the bounded invariant set. Based on the NPC single-phase three-level PWM rectifier model, the ac-side current, the neutral point voltage, and the current error in the future time can be predicted in advance. The above objectives are achieved by optimizing the selection of switch combinations. The advantage of the proposed method is that it can reduce the average switching frequency of the converter when the ac-side current error and the neutral point voltage of the converter are controlled within a certain range, which makes it suitable for the application of high-power single-phase PWM rectifier.
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