Method for controlling cycloconverter circuit, cycloconverter circuit, and isolated converter
AssigneeSigenergy Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsLongyu Chen, Wenqiang Gao
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AssigneeSigenergy Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsLongyu Chen, Wenqiang Gao
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Provided are a method for controlling a cycloconverter circuit, a cycloconverter circuit, and an isolated converter. The cycloconverter circuit is configured to perform alternating current to alternating current conversion and includes a plurality of switch elements connected in a plurality of current paths. The plurality of switch elements are divided into a plurality of groups of switch elements. Each group of switch elements includes at least one switch element disposed in each current path. The method includes: when the cycloconverter circuit is in a zero-crossing detection stage, controlling a first group of switch elements to be turned on complementarily and a second group of switch elements to switch between an on state and an off state. During a dead time between drive signals for the first group of switch elements, a first target switch element in the second group of switch elements is turned on.
A method for controlling a cycloconverter circuit, wherein the cycloconverter circuit is configured to perform alternating current to alternating current conversion and comprises a plurality of switch elements connected in a plurality of current paths, wherein the plurality of switch elements are grouped into a plurality of groups, each of the plurality of groups comprising at least two switch elements disposed in each of the plurality of current paths;
An isolated converter, comprising:
A cycloconverter circuit, comprising a first group of switch elements and a second group of switch elements, wherein during a zero-crossing detection stage, the first group of switch elements are turned on complementarily, the second group of switch elements are turned on complementarily, and drive signals for the second group of switch elements lead in phase relative to drive signals for the first group of switch elements, wherein a phase lead amount of the drive signals for the second group of switch elements relative to the drive signals for the first group of switch elements is greater than or equal to the dead time between the drive signals for the first group of switch elements.
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