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Frede Blaabjerg
Aalborg University
A simple DTC-SVMmethodformatrix converter drives using adeadbeat scheme
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2005
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In this paper,a simple direct torquecontrol (DTC)methodforsensorless matrix converter drives is proposed, whichischaracterized bya simple structure, minimal torqueripple andunityinput power factor. Alsoagoodsensorless speed-control performance inthelowspeed operation isobtained, while mtaining constant switching frequencyandfast torquedynamics. Itispossible tocombine the advantages ofmatrix converters with theadvantages oftheDTCstrategy using spacevector modulation a deadbeat algorithm inthestator fluxreference frame.Experimental results areshowntoillustrate the feasibility oftheproposed strategy.
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