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A matrix converter controlled with the optimum amplitude-direct transfer function approach
2008
The International Conference on Electrical Engineering
In this paper, a three-phase-in three-phase-out matrix converter (MC) is modeled and its working principles are analyzed. A simple model of the power circuit is proposed, which has a small filter at input side of converter to remove distortion of the input current around the switching frequency. The control signals of the power switches are produced using the optimum amplitude-direct transfer function approach (DTFA). The modulation strategy of the converter is explained mathematically in a
doi:10.21608/iceeng.2008.34407
fatcat:iyywmitme5aiphnt7ehzw5i5jm