Review of Small-Signal Modeling Methods Including Frequency-Coupling Dynamics of Power Converters
Review of Small-Signal Modeling Methods Including Frequency-Coupling Dynamics of Power Converters
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DOI:
10.1109/tpel.2018.2848980
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发表时间:
2019-04
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Xiaolong Yue;Xiongfei Wang;F. Blaabjerg
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作者:
Xiaolong Yue;Xiongfei Wang;F. Blaabjerg
Over the past years, the linearized modeling techniques for power converters have been continuously developed to capture the small-signal dynamics beyond half the switching frequency. This paper reviews and compares the small-signal modeling approaches based on a buck converter with voltage-mode control. The study includes the small-signal averaged modeling approach, the describing function method, and the harmonic state-space modeling approach, in order to be able to better select the correct method when modeling and analyzing a power electronic circuit as well as a power-electronic-based power system. The model comparison points out that the describing-function-based models do improve the modeling accuracy beyond the half-switching frequency of the converter, yet they fail to predict the frequency-coupling interactions (e.g., beat frequency oscillations) among multiple converters, and instead, harmonic state-space models in the multiple-input multiple-output form are required.