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Design and Evaluation of PWM Control Circuits For DC AC Converters Using PSPICE

This document proposes a way to design and evaluate the control circuit stage for a three-phase DC/AC converter using PSPICE software. PSPICE allows the entire system, including the control circuit, DC/AC converter, and motor, to be designed and evaluated. This is important as the control circuit determines the performance of the overall system by generating pulse waveshapes that drive the power stage. The document compares triangular and modified sinusoidal waveforms for the control circuit and evaluates the total harmonic distortion produced. It also presents computational and experimental results showing the line voltages and current harmonic spectrum applied to the motor, demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed control circuit design method.

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Design and Evaluation of PWM Control Circuits For DC AC Converters Using PSPICE

This document proposes a way to design and evaluate the control circuit stage for a three-phase DC/AC converter using PSPICE software. PSPICE allows the entire system, including the control circuit, DC/AC converter, and motor, to be designed and evaluated. This is important as the control circuit determines the performance of the overall system by generating pulse waveshapes that drive the power stage. The document compares triangular and modified sinusoidal waveforms for the control circuit and evaluates the total harmonic distortion produced. It also presents computational and experimental results showing the line voltages and current harmonic spectrum applied to the motor, demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed control circuit design method.

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Design and Evaluation of PWM Control Circuits for DC/AC Converters using PSPICE

Oscar Montero-Hemindez, Jesus Jimtnez-Zamudio & Gabriel Gallegos-L6pez Uiiivcrsidad dc las AmCricas-Pucbla Department of Electrical Engineering1 A.P. 100 C.P.72820 Puebla, MCxico e-mail: [email protected]

Abstract- I n this work is proposed a way to design and evaluate the control circuit stage for a three-phase DC/AC converter. PSPICE offers the possibility of design a n d evaluate the complete system which includes control circuit, DC/AC converter a n d tlie m o t o r [l]. This is very important because it is possible to sce liow tlie control circuit determines the performance of all the system. In our proposal a r e included all parts of the system, but with special emphasis in the control circuit. I n the control circuit is possible to e v a l u a t e s e v e r a l P W M techniques. T h e software employed allows the evaluation of Total Harmonic Distortion, THD, produced by each technique, i t also allows e v a l u a t i o n s with monopolar a n d bipolar power waveshapes, a n d provides a good referelice for the h a r d w a r e required for control circuit implementation. An example is showed, in it, the isolation stage required between control circvit and power stage a r e included. Computational and practical results are also presented.

PSPICE offers the possibility to design and evaluate the complete system which includes Control Circuit, DC/A C Converter and The Motor. This is very important bccause the performance of the Motor depends upon of quality of thc waveshapes delivered by DC/AC Converter and the characteristics of these wave shapes arc dctermincd by thc Control Circuit. The Control Circuit works as a pulse generator to drive the power stage and some desirables characteristics of it are:

Allows regulation of the vohage applied to thc motor. Allows frequency regulation of the waveshapcs delivered to the motor. Performs pulscs to obtain high qualily output waveshapes from DC/AC Converter. Easy connection to other circuits to achieve a close loop system.

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DESCRIPTION

Considering that the most recommcndcd tcchniqucs to generate the pulses to drive the power stagc are PWhI techniques or HIPWM techniques [2], lets us consider as an example of a Control Circuit technique the following: Lets compare a triangular waveshape against a modificd sinusoidal waveshapes with 3rd and 9th harmonic injcction such as: Y(t)=l. lSSen(wt)+ 0.27 Scn (3wt) -0.029Scn(9wt) with a frequency ratio of 18. The way to define in PSPICE the triangular waveshape and sinusoidal waveshapcs is bascd in voltngc sources controllcd by voltage [3][4], this allows:

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RESULTS

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CONCLUSIONS
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REFERENCES MicroSim Corporation, "PSPICE Circuit Analysis", 1990. Boost M.A. and Ziogas P.D., "State of the Art Cnrricr PWM Techniques: A Criticai Evaluation", IEEE (IA). Vol. IA-24, pp. 27 1, 1988. David B5ez-L6pez, "AnAlisis de circuitos por computadora usondo SPICE", (In Spanish) Ed. Alfaomega, Mbxico, 1994. Ned Mohan, "Power Electronics: Computer Simulation, Analysis, and Education Using PSPICE", University of Minnesota, 1992. Mohon, Undcland, Robbins. "Powcr Elcctronics: Converters, Applications and Dcsign", Ed. John Wilcy & Sons, New York,1989.

It can be concluded that with the presented method of design Control Circuits:

It is possible to evaluate different techniques of


modulation and .to see how will be the waveshapes applied to the motor. It lcts obtain a good approximation lo implcmcnt the hardware. It solves the isolation stage required between control circuit and power stage.

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