2013
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2012.2200214
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FPGA-Based Reconfigurable Control for Fault-Tolerant Back-to-Back Converter Without Redundancy

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“…The FD and the control schemes are implemented on a single FPGA chip. The FPGA implementation is briefly explained in this section; a more detailed flow implementation can be found in [19]. After discrete simulations with Simulink in Matlab environment, simulation with Altera DSP Builder blocks is carried out.…”
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“…The FD and the control schemes are implemented on a single FPGA chip. The FPGA implementation is briefly explained in this section; a more detailed flow implementation can be found in [19]. After discrete simulations with Simulink in Matlab environment, simulation with Altera DSP Builder blocks is carried out.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An Altera Stratix family FPGA chip is used to perform the proposed FD method in addition to the control of the converter. The FPGA implementation procedure is based on a methodology for rapid prototyping, detailed in [19]. Experimental tests are also carried out to validate the effectiveness of this method.…”
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“…However, we can briefly mention some successful applications of FPGA devices, for instance, as power conversion controllers (as pulse width-modulation (PWM) inverters [24,25] and multilevel converters [26,27]). Uses can also be found in the control of electrical machines and in robotics applications (induction machine drives [28,29] and motion control [30,31]).…”
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“…A fault-tolerant matrix converter is studied in [20]. In [21,22], three-phase inverter topologies with and without a redundant leg are studied. It is demonstrated that there is in fact the possibility to have a generalized control and fault detection scheme for a fault-tolerant six-leg back-to-back converter without redundancy.…”
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