Background
With the introduction of energy source internet and the continuous development of power electronic technology, the limitations of the traditional power converter in the aspects of energy configuration range, comprehensive control capability, electric energy quality and the like gradually appear. As a novel power conversion device, the power electronic transformer not only can realize voltage grade conversion and electrical isolation of the traditional transformer, but also has the advantages of electric energy quality isolation, active alternating current and direct current energy management, reactive compensation, higher controllability and the like. A three-stage module cascade Power Electronic Transformer (PET) is one of the most widely studied PET topologies, and has a good application background in distributed power generation systems and distributed energy storage systems due to its good control characteristics. However, such PET has more power modules and a complex structure, and the interaction between subsystems easily causes system instability and power quality problems.
At present, most of researches on the stability problem of power electronic transformers adopt an impedance modeling analysis method. Unlike inverters and DC/DC converters, PET is a typical multiple-input multiple-output system, and this type of circuit topology includes two DC buses on the high and low voltage sides, and the control is more complicated, so it is extremely complicated to analyze the impedance characteristics. In the prior art, a CHB and DAB two-stage system of PET can be used as a whole for stability analysis. However, as the number of submodules increases, the stability problem of PET has to be further investigated. Therefore, a unified mathematical model of the PET equivalent circuit small signal needs to be established, the modeling difficulty is reduced, the parameter range and the stable boundary are determined, and the system stability is improved.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above technical problems, the present invention provides a method for analyzing system stability of a two-stage cascaded converter based on impedance characteristics, which takes a three-stage cascaded PET as an example.
The technical scheme for solving the technical problems is as follows:
establishing a modeling general formula of a PET equivalent circuit full-system linearization state space model, wherein the modeling general formula comprises two modules of a cascade H-bridge type PET and an inverter;
analyzing and researching the influence of the controller parameters on the stability of the PET equivalent circuit model, and further determining the parameter range and the stability boundary;
and evaluating the stability difference of the system by adopting an impedance stability criterion, thereby providing a theoretical basis for setting a reasonable stability margin.
Detailed Description
The method comprises the following steps: establishing a cascade H-bridge type PET equivalent circuit as shown in figure 1; the equivalent circuit is characterized in that the isolation stage is equivalent to a first-order RL circuit by adopting a current average value equivalent model method, and the rectification stage and the isolation stage are integrated into a unified whole by eliminating intermediate variables, so that a cascade H-bridge type PET small signal mathematical model is established. The PET equivalent circuit small signal model is as follows:
in formulae (1) to (3), e
d、e
q、i
1d、i
1qD-axis and q-axis components of the ac voltage and the ac current, respectively; l is
sA network side inductor; u shape
dc、C
dcHigh-side voltage and high-side capacitance; u shape
0、C
0Respectively an isolation stage low-voltage side voltage and a low-voltage side capacitor,
and i
0Respectively, a high-voltage side capacitor output current and a low-voltage side capacitor output current.
Step two: the control circuit adopts a simple open-loop control strategy as the isolation stage, so that the cascaded H-bridge type PET integral control strategy adopts a master-slave control strategy to maintain the voltage of a direct-current bus to be constant, namely, a direct-current voltage outer ring and power grid current inner ring control mode is adopted, as shown in figure 2; the output impedance under the working condition of the direct-current voltage closed-loop control mode can be obtained by combining the dynamic equation and the control circuit thereof
In the formula (4), Gu(s) is the voltage loop PI controller transfer function, Gi(s) is the current loop PI controller transfer function, A14To control the transfer function to the input current, A34To control the transfer function to the output voltage.
Step three: establishing a main circuit of a grid-connected inverter; wherein L is1Is an inverter side inductor, UinFor a DC bus input voltage, UgFor three-phase output voltage of the inverter ia、ib、icThree-phase currents of the inverter are respectively; and performing small disturbance and linearization processing near the static working point to obtain a small signal alternating current model under a dq coordinate system, namely the inverter state equation is as follows:
step four: in order to calculate the closed-loop input impedance of the inverter, a control block diagram of the inverter can be obtained on the basis of decoupling control and model simplification as shown in fig. 3, and the inverter control strategy in the invention has the advantages that: compared with the conventional double-loop control, the system stability can be realized by adopting a grid-connected inverter current single closed-loop control scheme; the input impedance of the inverter is derived further from the control circuit, i.e.
In the formula (6), Gci(s) is the transfer function of the inverter current loop PI controller, Dd=Ugd/Uin,Kpwm=Vin/VtriFor modulating wave to DC bus voltage U of inverterinThe transfer function of (2).
Step five: based on the state space method analysis, the cascade H-bridge PET output impedance and the inverter input impedance expression are deduced, and the influence of the dynamic response performance and the stability of the change system of the controller parameters is judged, so that the parameter range and the stability boundary can be further determined by analyzing and researching the difference of the controller parameters on the system stability.
Step six: the stability of the grid-connected system can be judged through the relation between Nyquist curves of two characteristic roots of the impedance ratio matrix and a (-1, j0) point, and control parameters can be selected in a proper range by utilizing an impedance stability criterion, so that the rapidity and the stability of the system are considered.
Step seven: in another embodiment of the present invention, system stability can be determined by determining whether the inverter output impedance is less than the load input impedance.
The following describes the optimized operation strategy of the present invention in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings:
1) the method only needs to analyze and derive the small signal models of the cascaded H-bridge PET and the inverter by using a state space average value method, and does not need to analyze and derive each submodule, so that the complexity of the models is reduced, and the modeling difficulty is also reduced.
2) The influence of the parameters of the controller on the stability of the system is analyzed, and the Nyquist curve analysis shows that the stability of the system is greatly influenced by the proportional coefficient of the inverter and is less influenced by the coefficient of the cascaded H-bridge type PET controller, so that the rapidity and the stability of the system can be considered only by selecting the control parameters in a proper range.
3) The patent stability criterion of the invention is simple, and the method is flexible, so the used mathematical modeling and control strategy can be widely applied to the overall stability analysis of the general two-stage converter, and the application range is wide.