Multi-modular matrix converter topology applied to distributed generation systems

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14066/3389
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Toledo Gallardo, Sergio RamónAutoridad CONACYT; Gregor Recalde, Raúl IgmarAutoridad CONACYT; Rivera, Marco; Rodas Benítez, Jorge EstebanAutoridad CONACYT; Gregor Recalde, Derlis OrlandoAutoridad CONACYT; Caballero Morilla, David DomingoAutoridad CONACYT; Gavilán Amarilla, Federico JoséAutoridad CONACYT; Maqueda Acuña, Edgar MarcialAutoridad CONACYT
Fecha de publicación
2018
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Resumen
In this paper, a multi-modular matrix converter (MMC) topology as the power conversion core to interconnect a six-phase wind energy generator to the grid is proposed and analyzed theoretically. The proposed architecture is useful in distributed generation systems, where each module consists of a three-phase matrix converter topology. Furthermore, a model-based predictive control will be applied to the MMC in order to evaluate the dynamic performance in the design of current control. Finally, simulation results based on a MatLab/Simulink will be discussed in order to highlight the most relevant characteristic of the proposed MMC topology.
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