CN114785101B - Harmonic group on-line suppression method and system for single-phase cascade H-bridge converter - Google Patents
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The invention relates to the technical fields of harmonic analysis, harmonic suppression and modulation of converters, and particularly discloses a harmonic group on-line suppression method and system of a single-phase cascade H-bridge converter. The invention mainly aims at a single-phase cascade H-bridge converter, reveals the characteristics of harmonic groups at the low frequency multiplication position of a carrier wave, establishes a harmonic group suppression strategy based on a harmonic vector relation diagram among modules, and further designs a control method for harmonic group suppression based on a static coordinate system. The harmonic wave group suppression system comprises a harmonic wave voltage acquisition module, a harmonic wave phase angle difference acquisition module and a carrier wave phase angle adjustment module. The on-line suppression strategy for the harmonic groups formulated by the invention can effectively suppress the AC side voltage harmonic groups of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter, and can be applied to analysis and solving of the problem of harmonic instability of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical fields of harmonic analysis, harmonic suppression and modulation of converters, in particular to a harmonic group on-line suppression method of a single-phase cascade H-bridge converter based on a harmonic domain mathematical model.
Background
The single-phase cascade H-bridge converter (CHBC) has the advantages of good output waveform, low harmonic content, easy expansion and capacity increase due to modularized design, access to multiple paths of different loads, flexible control and the like. In recent years, the system has been applied to many engineering applications in the fields of new energy grid connection, electric locomotive traction systems, static synchronous compensators (Static Synchronous Compensator, STATCOM) and the like. The carrier phase shift modulation strategy (Carrier Phase Shifting Pulse Width Modulation, CPS-PWM) is the most widely applied modulation mode of the cascaded H-bridge converter and is also the key of high-quality output voltage and current. CPS-PWM effectively reduces the harmonic distortion of the CHBC output voltage and current, and ensures that the harmonic is mainly concentrated at the high frequency multiplication of the carrier frequency. In the actual operation process, the cascade H-bridge converter cannot reach a complete ideal operation state due to unbalanced modulation signals and direct-current side capacitor voltage caused by power difference among modules, and low frequency multiplication harmonic waves of carrier frequency can be caused. Harmonic resonance is extremely easy to be caused when the higher harmonic frequency is the same as the resonance frequency of the system, and the phenomenon is particularly obvious in a train traction transmission system. The interaction of the train as an excitation source of high-frequency resonance with the CHBC-based power electronic transformer can generate a resonance band consisting of a main resonance point and a plurality of resonance points in the traction power supply system. Harmonic resonance can cause resonance overvoltage, increase loss, accelerate equipment aging, cause equipment failure, and endanger safe and stable operation of the system. Therefore, the safe and stable operation of the system is ensured, and the suppression of the harmonic group at the carrier frequency multiplication is very necessary.
At present, research on harmonic group suppression at the carrier low frequency multiplication of CHBC at home and abroad is mainly focused on a carrier phase shift modulation strategy (Variable Displacement Angle Carrier Phase Shifting Pulse Width Modulation, VA.PS-PWM) based on a variable phase shift angle. The method is to perform off-line adjustment on the phase shift angle of the module carrier wave, the acquisition of the new phase shift angle depends on the solution of a large number of inverse trigonometric functions, and the method is not applicable to cascaded H-bridge converters of a large number of module units and is not applicable to all operation conditions. Therefore, the suppression of the ac side harmonic group of the single-phase cascaded H-bridge converter still needs further intensive research.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the invention provides a harmonic group on-line suppression strategy and a harmonic group suppression control system for a single-phase cascade H-bridge converter.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
the harmonic group on-line suppression method of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter comprises the following steps of:
step 1: extracting center frequency to be suppressed from total voltage of single-phase cascade H-bridge converter as 2 momega c Harmonic group h m And the center frequency of each H bridge module is 2 momega c Harmonic groups of (2)Where m is the index variable, ω, of the carrier c Is the carrier angular frequency;
step 2: solving for harmonicsGroup ofSum of the corresponding remaining harmonic groups +.>Phase angle difference> N is the total module number;
step 3: according to the harmonic amplitude and the phase angle differenceBased on the static coordinate system, the carrier phase shift angle of each module is adjusted to obtain a new phase shift angle phi' i Harmonic suppression is realized.
Further, in the step 1, specifically:
definition of the ith H-bridge module ac outlet voltage u abi In 2mω c The harmonic group of the central angular frequency isIt is expressed in dual fourier form as:
where m is the index variable of the carrier, ω 0 Is the fundamental angular frequency;and phi is equal to i The initial phase angle of the modulation wave and the carrier phase shift angle are respectively;Is a harmonic group->Is set, the initial phase angle of (a);Is a disturbance variable;Is a harmonic envelope, namely a disturbance variable +.>Absolute value of (2); u (u) dci And M is as follows i The direct-current capacitor voltage and the modulation degree of the ith H bridge module are respectively;As to disturbance variablesFunction of>When (I)>Otherwise->
According to cascade H-bridge variationThe serial connection of the H bridge modules in the current transformer leads the current transformer to output the total voltage u ab In 2mω c The whole set of harmonics h being the center frequency m Amplitude H of the same m Expressed as:
further, the step 2 specifically includes:
for N-module cascade H-bridge converters, the ith module is taken as a reference to defineThe sum of the harmonics of the other modules, except the ith H-bridge module:
wherein k is the kth H bridge module, k=1, 2, …, N, k+.i;and->Harmonic wave->Amplitude and phase angle of (a):
in the method, in the process of the invention,is the kthDisturbance variables of harmonic groups in the module;And->The disturbance variables x, y epsilon k and x not equal to y of harmonic groups in the x and y th modules respectively; phi (phi) x And phi is equal to y Carrier phase shift angles for the x and y th modules, respectively;
then a harmonic group h is obtained m Amplitude H of (2) m The expression of (2) is:
when formulae (5) to (9) are combined, formula (9) is rewritten as:
Further, in the step 3, a new phase shift angle phi 'is obtained' i The method comprises the following steps:
in the method, in the process of the invention,and->Harmonic groups respectively representing the ith H bridge module +.>Alpha and beta components of (a);
the total voltage harmonic H of the cascaded H-bridge converter m Expressed in a stationary coordinate system as:
in the method, in the process of the invention,and->Respectively represents the total AC output voltage u of the cascade H-bridge converter ab Middle harmonic group h m Alpha and beta components of (a);And->Respectively represent harmonic groups->Alpha and beta components of (a);
definition f αβ (φ i ) To be related to phase shift angle phi i Is a function of:
f αβ (φ i )→0 (15)
from equation (15), by making the function f αβ (φ i ) Approaching 0, i.e. effecting a phase angle differenceApproaching pi and further suppressing harmonic group h m ;
For function f αβ (φ i ) With respect to phase shift angle phi i Is the derivative of:
from the derivative (16), inAnd->Within the region, the function f αβ (φ i ) And phase shift angle phi i Respectively in a direct-proportion and inverse-proportion relation;
thus, a phase shift angle adjustment expression for each H-bridge module is obtained:
in phi' i The phase shift angle after being adjusted for the ith H bridge module; k (k) pV And k is equal to rV Respectively the proportional resonance parameters; omega cV And omega rV Cut-off frequency and resonant frequency, respectively, omega rV Is the even angular frequency; k (K) PR An expression for a PR controller; s=jω, ω is the angular frequency of the waveform entering the PR controller; g αβ (φ i ) As a function of the derivative formula (16):
a harmonic group on-line suppression system of a single-phase cascade H-bridge converter comprises the following analysis modules:
the harmonic voltage acquisition module is used for extracting that the center frequency to be suppressed in the total voltage of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter is 2momega c Harmonic group h m And the center frequency of each H bridge module is 2 momega c Harmonic groups of (2)
Harmonic phase angle difference acquisition module for extracting harmonic wave group of each moduleSum of the corresponding remaining harmonic groups +.>Included angle->
The carrier phase shift angle adjusting module is used for adjusting the carrier phase shift angle of each module to obtain a new phase shift angle phi' i Achieving harmonic suppression
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that: the invention establishes an on-line inhibition strategy of the alternating-current side carrier low frequency multiplication harmonic group of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter, designs a harmonic inhibition control system, can effectively inhibit the harmonic near the carrier low frequency multiplication caused by unbalanced operation of the module, and can be applied to analysis and solve the problem of harmonic instability of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the CHBC AC side harmonic group suppression strategy of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a CHBC topology of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of harmonic group suppression control according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 shows the results of harmonic analysis before and after suppression based on harmonic groups.
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step 1: extracting harmonic group voltage h to be suppressed of CHBC m And the corresponding harmonic group voltages of each H bridge module
In step 1, the harmonic group voltage h to be suppressed of the CHBC is obtained by a dual Fourier analysis method m And the corresponding harmonic group voltages of each H bridge module
Wherein m and n are index variables of the carrier and the baseband respectively; phi (phi) i Phase shifting angle for carrier wave of the ith module; omega c Is the carrier angular frequency;respectively is harmonic group->The initial phase angle, disturbance variable, envelope curve of (2), can be expressed as +.>
Wherein u is dci And M is as follows i The direct-current capacitor voltage and the modulation degree of the ith module are respectively;an initial phase angle for the modulated wave; omega 0 Is the fundamental angular frequency;For->Function of>When (I)>Otherwise->
Step 2: solving a total voltage harmonic group h which needs to be suppressed by CHBC m Amplitude H of (2) m ExtractingHarmonic wave group of each moduleSum of the corresponding remaining harmonic groups +.>Included angle->
According to the serial connection relation of all H bridge modules in the cascade H bridge converter, the converter outputs total alternating current voltage u ab In 2mω c The whole set of harmonics h being the center frequency m Amplitude H of the same m Can be expressed as:
in step 2: for N-module cascade H-bridge converters, the ith module is taken as a reference to defineThe sum of the harmonics of the other modules, except for the ith module, is:
wherein k is the kth-bridge module, (k=1, 2, …, N, k+.i);and->Harmonic wave->Amplitude and phase angle of (a):
the available harmonic h m Amplitude H of (2) m Is represented by the expression:
when formulae (25) to (29) are combined, formula (29) can be rewritten as:
From the formula (30), h m Harmonic amplitude H of (2) m Dependent on phase angle differenceAccording to the expression of the harmonic phase angle, the harmonic suppression can be realized by adjusting the phase shift angle of each module. With phase angle difference->Approaching pi, harmonic h m Continuously decreasing, the harmonic reaches a minimum when the phase angle difference is equal to pi. />
Step 3: the carrier phase shift angle of each module is adjusted to obtain new phase shiftPhase angle phi' i 。
In step 3, the adjusted carrier phase shift angle phi is obtained based on the stationary coordinate system i ′。
The phase angle difference acquisition method based on the static coordinate system comprises the following steps:
the total voltage harmonic H of the cascaded H-bridge converter m Within the stationary coordinate system can be expressed as:
definition f αβ (φ i ) To be related to phase shift angle phi i Is a function of:
f αβ (φ i )→0 (36)
from equation (36), by making the function f αβ (φ i ) Approaching 0, can realize the phase angle differenceApproaching pi, thereby suppressing harmonic h m 。
Combining phase anglesExpression, for function f αβ (φ i ) With respect to phase shift angle phi i Is the derivative of:
from the derivative formula (37), inAnd->Within the region, the function f αβ (φ i ) And phase shift angle phi i Respectively, in a proportional and inverse relationship.
Thus, the phase shift angle adjustment expression for each H-bridge module can be obtained:
in phi' i The phase shift angle after being adjusted for the ith H bridge module; k (k) pV And k is equal to rV Respectively the proportional resonance parameters; omega cV And omega rV Cut-off frequency and resonant frequency, ω rV Is the even angular frequency; g αβ (φ i ) As a function of the derivative formula (38):
in phi' i The phase shift angle after being adjusted for the ith H bridge module; the method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the k (k) pV And k is equal to rV Respectively the proportional resonance parameters; omega cV And omega rV Cut-off frequency and resonant frequency, ω rV Is the even angular frequency.
The harmonic wave group on-line inhibition method of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter further comprises the step of adjusting the carrier wave phase shift angle phi 'of each module' i The method is applied to carrier phase shift modulation, and can realize the suppression of a harmonic group at the low frequency multiplication position of the carrier.
Fig. 3 shows a harmonic group suppression control block diagram based on a stationary coordinate system.
The harmonic group on-line suppression system of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter comprises the following analysis modules:
the harmonic voltage acquisition module is used for extracting that the center frequency to be suppressed in the total voltage of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter is 2momega c Harmonic group h m And the center frequency of each H bridge module is 2 momega c Harmonic groups of (2)
Harmonic phase angle difference acquisition module for extracting harmonic wave group of each moduleSum of the corresponding remaining harmonic groups +.>Included angle->
Carrier phase shift angle modulationThe whole module is used for adjusting the carrier phase shift angle of each module to obtain a new phase shift angle phi' i 。
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Simulation verification is carried out by taking a six-module cascade H-bridge inverter as an example, the carrier frequency is 500Hz, and a harmonic group taking 1000Hz as a central frequency in the CHBC alternating-current side voltage is restrained. And comparing and analyzing the CHBC alternating-current side voltage harmonic spectrums obtained before and after the harmonic group inhibition respectively to prove that the harmonic group inhibition strategy can effectively inhibit the harmonic group at the low frequency multiplication position of the CHBC carrier. By comparing the harmonic groups taking 1000Hz as the center frequency in the voltage harmonic spectrum of fig. 4, the harmonic group suppression method can prove that the harmonic group at the carrier low frequency multiplication position of the CHBC alternating-current side voltage can be effectively suppressed.
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1. The harmonic group on-line suppression method of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
step 1: extracting center frequency to be suppressed from total voltage of single-phase cascade H-bridge converter as 2 momega c Harmonic group h m And the center frequency of each H bridge module is 2 momega c Harmonic groups of (2)Where m is the index variable, ω, of the carrier c Is the carrier angular frequency;
step 2: find harmonic setSum of the corresponding remaining harmonic groups +.>Phase angle difference> N is the total module number;
step 3: according to the harmonic amplitude and the phase angle differenceBased on the static coordinate system, the carrier phase shift angle of each module is adjusted to obtain a new phase shift angle phi' i Harmonic suppression is realized;
the step 1 specifically comprises the following steps:
definition of the ith H-bridge module ac outlet voltage u abi In 2mω c The harmonic group of the central angular frequency isIt is expressed in dual fourier form as:
where m is the index variable of the carrier, ω 0 Is the fundamental angular frequency;and phi is equal to i The initial phase angle of the modulation wave and the carrier phase shift angle are respectively;Is a harmonic group->Is set, the initial phase angle of (a);Is a disturbance variable;Is a harmonic envelope, namely a disturbance variable +.>Absolute value of (2); u (u) dci And M is as follows i The direct-current capacitor voltage and the modulation degree of the ith H bridge module are respectively;For->Function of>When (I)>Otherwise->
According to the serial connection relation of all H bridge modules in the cascade H bridge converter, the converter outputs total alternating current voltage u ab In 2mω c The whole set of harmonics h being the center frequency m Amplitude H of the same m Expressed as:
the step 2 specifically comprises the following steps:
for N-module cascade H-bridge converters, the ith module is taken as a reference to defineThe sum of the harmonics of the other modules, except the ith H-bridge module:
wherein k is the kth H bridge module, k=1, 2, …, N, k+.i;and->Harmonic wave->Amplitude and phase angle of (a):
in the method, in the process of the invention,the disturbance variable of the harmonic group in the kth module;And->The disturbance variables x, y epsilon k and x not equal to y of harmonic groups in the x and y th modules respectively; phi (phi) x And phi is equal to y Carrier phase shift angles for the x and y th modules, respectively;
then a harmonic group h is obtained m Amplitude H of (2) m The expression of (2) is:
when formulae (5) to (9) are combined, formula (9) is rewritten as:
Obtaining a new phase shift angle phi' i The method comprises the following steps:
in the method, in the process of the invention,and->Harmonic groups respectively representing the ith H bridge module +.>Alpha and beta components of (a);
the total voltage harmonic H of the cascaded H-bridge converter m Expressed in a stationary coordinate system as:
in the method, in the process of the invention,and->Respectively represents the total AC output voltage u of the cascade H-bridge converter ab Middle harmonic group h m Alpha and beta components of (a);and->Respectively represent harmonic groups->Alpha and beta components of (a);
definition f αβ (φ i ) To be related to phase shift angle phi i Is a function of:
from equation (15), by making the function f αβ (φ i ) Approaching 0, i.e. effecting a phase angle differenceApproaching pi and further suppressing harmonic group h m ;
For function f αβ (φ i ) With respect to phase shift angle phi i Is the derivative of:
from the derivative (16), inAnd->Within the region, the function f αβ (φ i ) And phase shift angle phi i Respectively in a direct-proportion and inverse-proportion relation; />
Thus, a phase shift angle adjustment expression for each H-bridge module is obtained:
in phi' i The phase shift angle after being adjusted for the ith H bridge module; k (k) pV And k is equal to rV Respectively the proportional resonance parameters; omega cV And omega rV Cut-off frequency and resonant frequency, respectively, omega rV Is the even angular frequency; k (K) PR An expression for a PR controller; s=jω, ω is the angular frequency of the waveform entering the PR controller; g αβ (φ i ) As a function of the derivative formula (16):
2. the harmonic group on-line suppression system of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter is characterized by comprising the following analysis modules:
the harmonic voltage acquisition module is used for extracting that the center frequency to be suppressed in the total voltage of the single-phase cascade H-bridge converter is 2momega c Harmonic group h m And the center frequency of each H bridge module is 2 momega c Harmonic groups of (2)
Harmonic phase angle difference acquisition module for extracting harmonic wave group of each moduleSum of the corresponding remaining harmonic groups +.>Included angle of (2)
The carrier phase shift angle adjusting module is used for adjusting the carrier phase shift angle of each module to obtain a new phase shift angle phi' i Harmonic suppression is realized;
the harmonic voltage is obtained specifically as follows:
definition of the ith H-bridge module ac outlet voltage u abi In 2mω c The harmonic group of the central angular frequency isIt is expressed in dual fourier form as:
where m is the index variable of the carrier, ω 0 Is the fundamental angular frequency;and phi is equal to i The initial phase angle of the modulation wave and the carrier phase shift angle are respectively;Is a harmonic group->Is set, the initial phase angle of (a);Is a disturbance variable;Is a harmonic envelope, namely a disturbance variable +.>Absolute value of (2); u (u) dci And M is as follows i The direct-current capacitor voltage and the modulation degree of the ith H bridge module are respectively;For->Function of>When (I)>Otherwise->
According to the serial connection relation of all H bridge modules in the cascade H bridge converter, the converter outputs total alternating current voltage u ab In 2mω c The whole set of harmonics h being the center frequency m Amplitude H of the same m Expressed as:
the harmonic phase angle difference is obtained specifically as follows:
for N-module cascade H-bridge converters, the ith module is taken as a reference to defineThe sum of the harmonics of the other modules, except the ith H-bridge module:
wherein k is the kth H bridge module, k=1, 2, …, N, k+.i;and->Harmonic wave->Amplitude and phase angle of (a):
in the method, in the process of the invention,the disturbance variable of the harmonic group in the kth module;And->Respectively the firstThe harmonic group disturbance variables x, y epsilon k in the x and y modules are x not equal to y; phi (phi) x And phi is equal to y Carrier phase shift angles for the x and y th modules, respectively;
then a harmonic group h is obtained m Amplitude H of (2) m The expression of (2) is:
when formulae (5) to (9) are combined, formula (9) is rewritten as:
Obtaining a new phase shift angle phi' i The method comprises the following steps:
in the method, in the process of the invention,and->Harmonic groups respectively representing the ith H bridge module +.>Alpha and beta components of (a);
the total voltage harmonic H of the cascaded H-bridge converter m Expressed in a stationary coordinate system as:
in the method, in the process of the invention,and->Respectively represents the total AC output voltage u of the cascade H-bridge converter ab Middle harmonic group h m Alpha and beta components of (a);and->Respectively represent harmonic groups->Alpha and beta components of (a);
definition f αβ (φ i ) To be related to phase shift angle phi i Is a function of:
f αβ (φ i )→0 (35)
from equation (35), by making the function f αβ (φ i ) Approaching 0, i.e. effecting a phase angle differenceApproaching pi and further suppressing harmonic group h m ;
For function f αβ (φ i ) With respect to phase shift angle phi i Is the derivative of:
from the derivative formula (36), inAnd->Within the region, the function f αβ (φ i ) And phase shift angle phi i Respectively in a direct-proportion and inverse-proportion relation;
thus, a phase shift angle adjustment expression for each H-bridge module is obtained:
in phi' i Is the ithPhase shift angle after H bridge module adjustment; k (k) pV And k is equal to rV Respectively the proportional resonance parameters; omega cV And omega rV Cut-off frequency and resonant frequency, respectively, omega rV Is the even angular frequency; k (K) PR An expression for a PR controller; s=jω, ω is the angular frequency of the waveform entering the PR controller; g αβ (φ i ) As a function of the derivative formula (36):
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