A Wireless Power Transfer Based Three-Phase PMSM Drive System with Matrix Converter
Objective
The main objective of this paper is to improve the stability and power density of the system by using A Wireless Power Transfer Based Three-Phase PMSM Drive System with Matrix Converter
Abstract
This paper proposes a wireless power transfer permanent-magnet synchronous motor (WPT-PMSM) drive system based on the matrix converter (MC). The direct conversion of low-frequency AC and high-frequency AC is realized without DC link by using MC. The dual LCC compensation network is designed for better performance. In addition, a new control method has been proposed for the proposed WPT-PMSM drive to operate stably. Particularly, the bidirectional power flow is achieved with the proposed WTP-PMSM drive and related control scheme. Through the mathematical modeling, the coordinated control of power converters on both sides of the coupling coil is achieved and the reactive power of LCC compensation network is eliminated.
Index Terms—Bidirectional power flow, matrix converter, permanent-magnet synchronous motor drive, wireless power transfer.
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