Abstract
Power supplies used on the electric power environment test process for electronic products and audio-amplifiers are required to generate arbitrary ac voltage waveforms in the wide frequency range. Traditionally, analogue amplifier technologies have been used for those application even though those have the disadvantages of low-efficiency, bulky in volume, and heavy in weight. Recently, however, research on the arbitrary waveform power generator becomes to be attractive among power electronics engineers, because the audio amplifiers utilizes the D-Mode switching technologies have been move into the market. This paper presents an arbitrary ac power generator utilizes a novel instantaneous waveform control method for a single-phase voltage source PWM inverter. A remarkable feature of this control method is that an adaptive frequency band-pass filter based on a rotation frame transformation and a command generator on the rotation frame is used. The proposed method can suppress the resonance caused by the LC filter at the output line, and hence it enables to generate a rectangular voltage waveform without overshoot. The command generator generates both an instantaneous frame angle and accurate voltage commands on the rotating frame from one an analogue signal. The effectiveness of this method is verified through 500W experimental set-up.
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