International Journal of Engineering Research in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IJEREEE)

A Novel Three Phase Dual-Input Dual-Output Indirect Matrix Converter by Model Predictive Controller

Author : Choppa Manoj Kumar ¹ T.Gurubhavan ²

Date of Publication :7th October 2016

Abstract: This paper presents a novel Matrix converter two AC input and two ac outputs. The presented topology is based on the traditional indirect matrix converter (IMC) but with its rear and front end six switch converter is replaced by a compact nine switch rectifier, inverter with only three extra switches added. The proposed converter can produce two sets of three phase ac outputs. This Indirect matrix converter topology can independently supply ac power from two different three phase ac power sources. A model predictive control (MPC) uses the discrete time model of the converter and load parameters are used to predict the behavior of the input reactive power on the supply side and the output currents for each valid switching state the control method selects the best commutation state. The control action which minimizes the cost function is selected and applied to the system for the next time interval. This paper presents a finite control set of model predictive control strategy for a dual input- dual output indirect matrix converter.

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