2015
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2014.2347912
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Open-Switch Fault Tolerance Control for a Three-Level NPC/T-Type Rectifier in Wind Turbine Systems

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“…The small-signal model of the proposed control scheme. 2 dc inv u p   Fig.17. The bode diagram of small-signal model of three-level T-type converter.…”
Section: Voltage Controller With Instantaneous Power Feedforwardmentioning
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“…The small-signal model of the proposed control scheme. 2 dc inv u p   Fig.17. The bode diagram of small-signal model of three-level T-type converter.…”
Section: Voltage Controller With Instantaneous Power Feedforwardmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main purpose of this application is to make full use of the surplus power of combustion engines to provide power for the ship grid. An ac/dc/ac converter consists of a pulse width modulation (PWM) rectifier, an intermediate dc-link capacitor and a PWM inverter [2]. The rectifier is used to transfer specific power from the BESG to the dc-link capacitor.…”
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“…Compared with traditional two-level inverters, multi-level inverters offer a more significant advantage in terms of power capacity and the capability to withstand voltages. A T-type converter topology is an improved three-level (multi-level) neutral point clamped (NPC) circuit [14]- [17], as shown in Fig. 2(a).…”
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“…A review of many condition monitoring 13 algorithms for different parts of WECSs is presented in [9]. 14 Many papers in the recent years have studied fault tolerant operation of power electronic 15 converters in general applications such as electrical drives. For example, several fault-tolerant 16 techniques for two-level and multilevel converters are reviewed in [10].…”
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“…Combined with a 12 proper hardware implementation, this method which is very fast compared to other existing 13 fault diagnosis methods, minimizes the effect of a fault on the system. More importantly, this 14 method is independent of the system parameters as well as wind conditions, which makes it 15 more resilient and better-suited for fault-tolerant operation. however, uncertainties and disturbances should be considered as well.…”
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