Control of a modular converter having distributed energy stores with the aid of an observer for the currents and an estimating unit for the intermediate circuit energy
First Claim
1. A method for controlling a converter having controllable power semiconductors, the method comprising the following steps:
- comparing actual state values describing a state of the converter with desired state values to obtain control difference values;
feeding the control difference values to a control unit constructed as a periodic controller having a periodically time-variant gain and generating actuating voltage values at its output;
providing control signals with control electronics depending on the actuating voltage values and transmitting the control signals to the power semiconductors of the converter;
generating actuating voltage values with the control unit to make the control difference values as small as possible;
calculating the actual state values with an observer unit proceeding from the actuating voltage values and taking measured current values into account;
calculating actual state intermediate circuit energy values with an estimator unit taking measured intermediate circuit energy values of a positive-side and a negative-side three-phase voltage source of the converter into account;
modeling the converter with the observer unit and the estimator unit, causing the calculated actual state current values and actual state intermediate circuit energy values in the steady state to correspond to fault-free current and intermediate circuit energy values; and
feeding the fault-free current and intermediate circuit energy values to the control unit.
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Abstract
Methods and configurations controlling a converter having controllable power semiconductors, compare actual and target state values to obtain control difference values for a control unit producing setting voltage values. Control electronics provide control signals according to setting voltage values and transmit them to power semiconductors. The control unit generates voltage values so control difference values become small. Current and converter energy controls and energy balancing are performed jointly, actual state values are calculated by an observing unit based on setting voltage values considering measured current values and actual state intermediate-circuit energy values are calculated by an estimating unit considering measured intermediate-circuit energy values of positive and negative voltage sources. The observing and estimating units model the converter so actual state current and intermediate-circuit steady-state energy values correspond to error-free current and intermediate-circuit energy values. A periodic time-variant gain controller receives error-free values.
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39 Claims
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1. A method for controlling a converter having controllable power semiconductors, the method comprising the following steps:
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comparing actual state values describing a state of the converter with desired state values to obtain control difference values; feeding the control difference values to a control unit constructed as a periodic controller having a periodically time-variant gain and generating actuating voltage values at its output; providing control signals with control electronics depending on the actuating voltage values and transmitting the control signals to the power semiconductors of the converter; generating actuating voltage values with the control unit to make the control difference values as small as possible; calculating the actual state values with an observer unit proceeding from the actuating voltage values and taking measured current values into account; calculating actual state intermediate circuit energy values with an estimator unit taking measured intermediate circuit energy values of a positive-side and a negative-side three-phase voltage source of the converter into account; modeling the converter with the observer unit and the estimator unit, causing the calculated actual state current values and actual state intermediate circuit energy values in the steady state to correspond to fault-free current and intermediate circuit energy values; and feeding the fault-free current and intermediate circuit energy values to the control unit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36)
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37. A method for controlling a converter having controllable power semiconductors, the method comprising the following steps:
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comparing actual state values describing a state of the converter with desired state values and obtaining control difference values; feeding the control difference values to a control unit constructed as a periodic controller having a periodically time-variant gain and generating actuating voltage values at its output; providing control signals with control electronics depending on the actuating voltage values and transmitting the control signals to the power semiconductors of the converter; generating actuating voltage values with the control unit to make the control difference values as small as possible; calculating the actual state values with an observer unit proceeding from the actuating voltage values and taking measured current values into account; calculating actual state intermediate circuit energy values with an estimator unit taking measured intermediate circuit energy values of a positive-side and of a negative-side three-phase voltage source of the converter into account; modeling the converter with the observer unit and the estimator unit causing the calculated actual state current values and state intermediate circuit energy values of a total energy of the converter and a difference in the intermediate circuit energy values of the positive-side and of the negative-side three-phase voltage source of the converter in the steady state to correspond to fault-free current and intermediate circuit energy values; and feeding the fault-free current and intermediate circuit energy values to the control unit. - View Dependent Claims (38, 39)
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