NL2030729B1 - Transformer voltage regulating device based on power electronic technology - Google Patents
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Abstract
A transformer voltage regulating device based on power electronic technology, wherein a live wire input end L_IN of a pressure regulating coil in the voltage regulating transformer is connected to an input end of a power transformer, an input end of a 5 rectifier circuit and, an input end, of a synchronous detection circuit respectively; the rectifier circuit is connected to two ends of a secondary coil in the voltage regulating transformer Tl through a driving circuit respectively, and a live wire output end L_OUT of the voltage regulating coil in the voltage regulating lO transformer is connected to an input end of a feedback circuit; an output end of the synchronous detection circuit and an output end of the feedback circuit are respectively connected to an input end of a single chip microcomputer, pulse signals output by the single chip microcomputer is connected to a control end of the driving 15 circuit.
Description
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TRANSFORMER VOLTAGE REGULATING DEVICE BASED ON POWER ELECTRONIC
TECHNOLOGY
The present disclosure belongs to a technical field of volt- age regulating device, in particular to a transformer voltage reg- ulating device based on power electronic technology.
In the existing transformer voltage regulating technology, voltage regulation is mainly realized by changing the tap position of transformer tap winding, that is, changing the voltage ratio to realize voltage regulation. Tap changer connection is usually used to switch the tap of transformer. The main disadvantages of the technology are: 1. short service life and high failure rate; 2. complex circuit and transformer process; 3. low voltage regulation accuracy, and stepless adjustment cannot be achieved; 4. voltage unbalance rate cannot be adjusted.
In order to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, the present disclosure provides a transformer voltage regulating de- vice based on power electronic technology, which can simplify the manufacturing process of the voltage regulator and prolong the service life of the voltage regulator.
The present disclosure adopts the following technical scheme to solve the above technical problems, a transformer voltage regu- lating device based on power electronic technology, including a voltage regulating transformer Tl, wherein a live wire input end
L IN of a pressure regulating coil in the voltage regulating transformer is connected to an input end of a power transformer, an input end of a rectifier circuit and an input end of a synchro- nous detection circuit respectively; the rectifier circuit is con- nected to two ends of a secondary coil in the voltage regulating transformer Tl through a driving circuit respectively, and a live wire output end L OUT of the voltage regulating coil in the volt- age regulating transformer is connected to an input end of a feed- back circuit; an output end of the synchronous detection circuit and an output end of the feedback circuit are respectively con- nected to an input end of a single chip microcomputer, and pulse signals output by the single chip microcomputer is connected to a control end of the driving circuit.
Further limitation, an AC input end of a bridge rectifier D1 in the rectifier circuit is respectively connected to the live wire input end L IN and a neutral line input end N; a DC positive end of the rectifier Dl is respectively connected to a positive electrode of a capacitor Cl, a collector of an IGBT power module
Ql and a collector of an IGBT power module Q3 in the driving cir- cuit; a DC negative end of the rectifier Dl is respectively con- nected to a negative electrode of the capacitor Cl, an emitter of the IGBT power module Q2 and an emitter of the IGBT power module
Q4 in the driving circuit; an emitter of the IGBT power module Q1 and a collector of the IGBT power module Q2 in the driving circuit are respectively connected to one end of the secondary coil in the voltage regulating transformer Tl; and an emitter of the IGBT pow- er module 93 and a collector of IGBT power module Q4 in the driv- ing circuit are respectively connected to the other end of the secondary coil in voltage regulating transformer T1.
Further limitation, the synchronous detection circuit in- cludes a voltage transformer T2 and a comparator UlB, wherein one end of a primary coil in the voltage transformer T2 is connected to the neutral line input end N through a resistance Rl, and the other end of the primary coil in the voltage transformer T2 is connected to the live line input end L IN through a resistance R2, one end of a secondary coil in the voltage transformer T2 is con- nected to an inverting input end of the comparator UlB through a resistance R3, and the other end of the secondary coil in the voltage transformer T2 is connected to an in-phase input end of the comparator UlB through a resistance R4.
Further limitation, the feedback circuit includes a voltage transformer T3 and a comparator U2B, wherein one end of a primary coil in the voltage transformer T3 is connected to the live line output end L OUT through a resistance R5, the other end of the primary coil in the voltage transformer T3 is connected to the neutral line input end N through a resistance R6; one end of the secondary coil in voltage transformer T3 is connected to an in- verse input end of the comparator U2B through a resistance R7, and the other end of the secondary coil in the voltage transformer T3 is connected to an in-phase input end of the comparator U2B through a resistance RS.
Further limitation, an output end of the comparator ULB in the synchronous detection circuit and an output end of the compar- ator U2B in the feedback circuit are respectively connected to an input end of a single chip microcomputer MPU, a timer is arranged on the single chip microcomputer MPU, and an output end of the single chip microcomputer MPU is respectively connected to gates of the IGBT power module Ql, the IGBT power module QZ, the IGBT power module Q3 and the IGBT power module Q4 in the driving cir- cuit.
Compared with the prior art, the present disclosure has the following beneficial effects: the present disclosure has simple structure and reasonable design, effectively increases the service life of the voltage regulating device, and the voltage regulating device can realize stepless voltage regulation and voltage stabi- lizing regulation.
Fig. 1 is a circuit module diagram of the present disclosure;
Fig. 2 is a circuit schematic diagram of the present disclo- sure.
The technical scheme of the present disclosure is described in detail in combination with the accompanying drawings, as shown in Fig. 1-2, a transformer voltage regulating device based on pow- er electronic technology includes a voltage regulating transform- er Tl, wherein a live wire input end L IN of a pressure regulating coil in the voltage regulating transformer is connected to an in- put end of a power transformer, an input end of a rectifier cir-
cuit and an input end of a synchronous detection circuit respec- tively; the rectifier circuit is connected to two ends of a sec- ondary coil in the voltage regulating transformer Tl through a driving circuit respectively, and a live wire output end L OUT of the voltage regulating coil in the voltage regulating transformer is connected to an input end of a feedback circuit; an output end of the synchronous detection circuit and an output end of the feedback circuit are respectively connected to an input end of a single chip microcomputer, and pulse signals output by the single chip microcomputer is connected to a control end of the driving circuit.
In the present disclosure, an AC input end of a bridge recti- fier D1 in the rectifier circuit is respectively connected to the live wire input end L IN and a neutral line input end N; a DC positive end of the rectifier D1 is respectively connected to a positive electrode of a capacitor Cl, a collector of an IGBT power module Q1 and a collector of an IGBT power module Q3 in the driv- ing circuit; a DC negative end of the rectifier D1 is respectively connected to a negative electrode of the capacitor Cl, an emitter of the IGBT power module Q2 and an emitter of the IGBT power mod- ule Q4 in the driving circuit; an emitter of the IGBT power module
Q1 and a collector of the IGBT power module Q2 in the driving cir- cuit are respectively connected to one end of the secondary coil in the voltage regulating transformer Tl; and an emitter of the
IGBT power module Q3 and a collector of IGBT power module Q4 in the driving circuit are respectively connected to the other end of the secondary coil in voltage regulating transformer T1.
In the present disclosure, the synchronous detection circuit includes a voltage transformer T2 and a comparator UlB, wherein one end of a primary coil in the voltage transformer T2 is con- nected to the neutral line input end N through a resistance RI, and the other end of the primary coil in the voltage transformer
T2 is connected to the live line input end L IN through a re- sistance R2, one end of a secondary coil in the voltage transform- er T2 is connected to an inverting input end of the comparator U1B through a resistance R3, and the other end of the secondary coil in the voltage transformer T2 is connected to an in-phase input end of the comparator UlB through a resistance R4.
In the present disclosure, the feedback circuit includes a voltage transformer T3 and a comparator U2B, wherein one end of a primary ceil in the voltage transformer T3 is connected to the 5 live line output end L OUT through a resistance R5, the other end of the primary coil in the voltage transformer T3 is connected to the neutral line input end N through a resistance R6; one end of the secondary coil in voltage transformer T3 is connected to an inverse input end of the comparator U2B through a resistance R7, and the other end of the secondary coil in the voltage transformer
T3 is connected to an in-phase input end of the comparator U2B through a resistance RS.
In the present disclosure, an output end of the comparator
UlB in the synchronous detection circuit and an output end of the comparator U2B in the feedback circuit are respectively connected to an input end of a single chip microcomputer MPU, a timer is ar- ranged on the single chip microcomputer MPU, and an output end of the single chip microcomputer MPU is respectively connected to gates of the IGBT power module Ql, the IGBT power module Q2, the
IGBT power module Q3 and the IGBT power module Q4 in the driving circuit.
The present disclosure sends cut a series of narrow pulses according to the sine wave law through the single chip microcom- puter, so that the area of the sent narrow pulse is equal to the area of each corresponding sine wave, that is, it sends out an equivalent impulse. According to the "impulse equivalence" theory, the width of each narrow pulse is controlled according to the sine wave law, that is the amplitude of the generated sine wave can be adjusted. Then induction to the output end of the voltage regulat- ing transformer is equivalent to adjusting the output voltage of the power transformer. The purpose of step-up or step-down is achieved by changing the phase, and the purpose of adjusting the amplitude of step-up and step-down is achieved by changing the output voltage.
The present disclosure is provided with the single chip mi- crocomputer. The single chip microcomputer is provided with a tim- er. The output voltage is adjusted by using the timer to control the pulse width. However, the single chip microcomputer timer usu- ally has high resolution. Therefore, stepless voltage regulation can be achieved by using this technology.
The present disclosure is provided with the synchronous de- tection circuit. By using the synchronous detection circuit to sample signals and strictly control the sine wave sent in the same direction or reverse direction with the waveform of the power transformer, so that the device can only play the role of step-up or step-down without generating harmonics.
The present disclosure is used in the three-phase four wire power system. The voltage of each phase can be adjusted separately rather than three phases at the same time. Therefore, the three- phase voltage can be controlled within a certain range to achieve the purpose of controlling three-phase balance.
The present disclosure changes the output voltage of the voltage regulating transformer by changing the size of the output signal rather than the connection mode of the transformer winding.
Since there is no mechanical contact and no arc will be generated, the service life is increased. Because only one group of excita- tion winding is required, the manufacturing process of the trans- former can be greatly simplified.
The above shows and describes the basic principle, main fea- tures and advantages of the present disclosure. Without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure, the present disclosure also has various changes and improvements, which fall within the scope of the claimed present disclosure.
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