Control of a Matrix Converter for Renewable Energy Sources
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This paper presents the simulation of vector control of a matrix converter fed induction generator for renewable energy sources. Operating principle, indirect space vector PWM of a matrix converter, and vector control of induction generators are presented and discussed. A matrix converter prototype 3 kW, 230V, 50Hz is developed and digitally controlled by using 32-bit microcontrollers TMS320F28069. The experimental results confirm effectiveness of the proposed method.
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