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    MPC-SVM Method for Vienna Rectifier with PMSG used in Wind Turbine Systems Using a Vienna rectifier as the machine-side rectifier of back-to-back converter is advantageous in terms of size and cost compared to three-level topologies and for this reason, the Vienna rectifier has been used in Wind Turbine Systems (WTS). This paper proposes a Model Predictive Control (MPC) method for the Vienna rectifier used in WTS with a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator (PMSG). The proposed MPC method considers the feasible eight-voltage vectors of the Vienna rectifier. In addition, the voltage vectors, which are the center voltage vectors of two feasible adjacent voltage vectors, are taken into consideration to improve the performance of the MPC method. The optimized voltage vector for the ripple minimization of PMSG currents is determined by cost function. Then, the neutral-point voltage unbalancing problem is considered for selecting the final switching set, which is generated by the space modulation method. The effectiveness and performance of the proposed MPC method is verified by simulations. Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com Web : http://ieeemaster.com Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com/power-system-ieee-projects-2016-2017/ Web : http://ieeemaster.com/power-system-ieee-projects-2016-2017/ Address: 36, 100 Feet Road(Near Indira Gandhi Statue), Natesan Nagar, Pondicherry-605 005 Contact numbers: +91 95663 55386, 99625 88976 (0413) 420 5444 Mail : projects@lemenizinfotech.com Mobile : 9566355386 / 9962588976

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    MPC-SVM Method for Vienna Rectifier with PMSG used in Wind Turbine Systems Using a Vienna rectifier as the machine-side rectifier of back-to-back converter is advantageous in terms of size and cost compared to three-level topologies and for this reason, the Vienna rectifier has been used in Wind Turbine Systems (WTS). This paper proposes a Model Predictive Control (MPC) method for the Vienna rectifier used in WTS with a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator (PMSG). The proposed MPC method considers the feasible eight-voltage vectors of the Vienna rectifier. In addition, the voltage vectors, which are the center voltage vectors of two feasible adjacent voltage vectors, are taken into consideration to improve the performance of the MPC method. The optimized voltage vector for the ripple minimization of PMSG currents is determined by cost function. Then, the neutral-point voltage unbalancing problem is considered for selecting the final switching set, which is generated by the space modulation method. The effectiveness and performance of the proposed MPC method is verified by simulations. Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com Web : http://ieeemaster.com Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com/power-system-ieee-projects-2016-2017/ Web : http://ieeemaster.com/power-system-ieee-projects-2016-2017/ Address: 36, 100 Feet Road(Near Indira Gandhi Statue), Natesan Nagar, Pondicherry-605 005 Contact numbers: +91 95663 55386, 99625 88976 (0413) 420 5444 Mail : projects@lemenizinfotech.com Mobile : 9566355386 / 9962588976

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    MPC-SVM Method for Vienna Rectifier with PMSG used in Wind Turbine Systems Using a Vienna rectifier as the machine-side rectifier of back-to-back converter is advantageous in terms of size and cost compared to three-level topologies and for this reason, the Vienna rectifier has been used in Wind Turbine Systems (WTS). This paper proposes a Model Predictive Control (MPC) method for the Vienna rectifier used in WTS with a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator (PMSG). The proposed MPC method considers the feasible eight-voltage vectors of the Vienna rectifier. In addition, the voltage vectors, which are the center voltage vectors of two feasible adjacent voltage vectors, are taken into consideration to improve the performance of the MPC method. The optimized voltage vector for the ripple minimization of PMSG currents is determined by cost function. Then, the neutral-point voltage unbalancing problem is considered for selecting the final switching set, which is generated by the space modulation method. The effectiveness and performance of the proposed MPC method is verified by simulations. Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com Web : http://ieeemaster.com Web : http://www.lemenizinfotech.com/power-system-ieee-projects-2016-2017/ Web : http://ieeemaster.com/power-system-ieee-projects-2016-2017/ Address: 36, 100 Feet Road(Near Indira Gandhi Statue), Natesan Nagar, Pondicherry-605 005 Contact numbers: +91 95663 55386, 99625 88976 (0413) 420 5444 Mail : projects@lemenizinfotech.com Mobile : 9566355386 / 9962588976

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    MPC-SVM Method for Vienna Rectifier


    with PMSG used in Wind Turbine Systems
    Introduction:
    Applications using Vienna rectifier have been expanded from
    grid connected systems such as the telecommunication systems to
    Wind Turbine Systems (WTS). Various Vienna rectifiers, which are
    realized from many topologies, have the same performances as threelevel topologies (neutral-point clamped, T-type); nevertheless, the
    Vienna rectifier can reduce the topology components. This gives
    some advantages in terms of size and cost. However, the Vienna
    rectifier is boost-type unidirectional rectifier; therefore, it has some
    limitations in the variation of the power factor

    Existing system:
    Many control methods for the Vienna rectifier have been
    proposed. In the Vienna rectifier, one of the main control aims is to
    make the input currents to have sinusoidal waveforms. The hysteresis
    current control method is used and it is a classic control method. The
    switching set is determined by the rule defined from the hysteresis
    current control. The classic linear controllers such as the proportionalintegral controller are used and the switching set is generated by
    comparing the reference voltages with the carrier voltages or by the
    space vector modulation method. The aforementioned control
    methods have been widely used in other topologies such as two-level
    converter and three-level converter. The Direct Torque Control (DTC)
    method and the Model Predictive Control (MPC) method with cost
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    function have been proposed for the applications using a motor or


    generator. Research on the DTC and MPC methods at two-level
    converter, three-level converter, and matrix converter are being
    carried out consistently. Recently, DTC method for the Vienna
    rectifier was proposed

    Disadvantages:
    neutral-point voltage unbalancing problem
    variation of the power factor

    Proposed system:
    This project proposes the MPC method for the Vienna rectifier
    used in WTS with a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator
    (PMSG). The proposed MPC method considers the feasible eightvoltage vectors of the Vienna rectifier; moreover, the additional
    voltage vectors, which are the center voltage vectors of two feasible
    adjacent voltage vectors, are taken into consideration to improve the
    performance of the MPC method. In the proposed MPC method, the
    errors in d/q-axis current are predicted based on model of the PMSG,
    and then, the optimized voltage vector is selected by cost function for
    the current ripple minimization. Additionally, from the optimized
    voltage vector, N-type and P-type voltage vectors, which give the
    different effect on the neutral-point voltage, are considered in
    selecting the final switching set to solve the neutral-point voltage
    unbalancing problem. The final switching set is generated by the
    Space Vector Modulation (SVM) method.

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    Advantages:
    Ripple minimization of PMSG currents
    No neutral-point voltage unbalancing problem

    Applications:
    Telecommunication systems
    Wind turbine systems (WTS)

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    Block diagram:
    Unbalanced
    Load

    AC

    L filter

    Wind
    supply

    Vienna
    rectifier

    3-phase
    converter

    Gate driver circuit

    12 V
    DC

    Buffer circuit

    5V
    DC

    Micro-controller
    circuit

    Supply

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