JIN Miaoxin, DU Jingrun, FAN Ziyin, et al. Synchronous modulation strategy for multi-objective optimization of traction converters under five-division frequency operation conditions[J]. Electric drive for locomotives,2024(2): 51-58.
JIN Miaoxin, DU Jingrun, FAN Ziyin, et al. Synchronous modulation strategy for multi-objective optimization of traction converters under five-division frequency operation conditions[J]. Electric drive for locomotives,2024(2): 51-58.DOI:10.13890/j.issn.1000-128X.2024.02.006.
Synchronous modulation strategy for multi-objective optimization of traction converters under five-division frequency operation conditions
the switching frequency of the traction inverters for rail transit typically remains below 1 kHz
to prevent potential shortening of their service lifetime due to excessive switching losses in power devices. Inverter operation in the middle and high-frequency ranges results in a decrease in carrier ratio
leading to amplified output harmonics. This not only lowers output performance but also elevates peak current levels
intensifying power losses within the insulated-gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) and consequently undermining driving safety. Unlike existing modulation strategies to address low carrier ratios
which mostly focus on optimizing output performance while overlooking the suppression of IGBT power losses
this paper presents a multi-objective optimization modulation strategy for traction inverters under five-division frequency. This strategy aims to maintain a low weighted total harmonic distortion (WTHD) in the inverter output while reducing total power losses. Firstly
numerical and phase relationships between the output voltage and current were established based on the inverter load model. A precise discrete calculation model for IGBT power losses was developed based on the data manual provided by the device manufacturer
leveraging the power loss generation mechanism. Subsequently
the switching angles were solved under the premise of ensuring the fundamental amplitude of inverter output voltages aligned with the reference level
to enable multi-objective optimization modulation for inverters
including both inverter output current harmonics and power losses as optimization objectives. Simulation results indicate that within the operating range
the proposed optimization modulation strategy significantly reduced IGBT power losses and remained superior output performance compared to traditional strategies.
关键词
变流器功率损耗五分频多目标优化调制加权总谐波畸变开关角
Keywords
converterpower lossfive-division frequencymulti-objective optimization modulationweighted total harmonic distortionswitching angle
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