Control of Power Electronic Converters, Volume Two gives the theory behind power electronic converter control and discusses the operation, modelling and control of basic converters. The main components of power electronics systems that produce a desired effect (energy conversion, robot motion, etc.) by controlling system variables (voltages and currents) are thoroughly covered. Both small (mobile phones, computer power supplies) and very large systems (trains, wind turbines, high voltage power lines) and their power ranges, from the Watt to the Gigawatt, are presented and explored. Users will find a focused resource on how to apply innovative control techniques for power converters and drives.
1. Cover image - p. iv 2. Title page - p. iv 3. Table of Contents - p. iv 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. xv 6. Part IV: Power System and Quality - p. xvi 7. Chapter 13: Active Rectifiers and Their Control - p. xvi 8. Chapter 14: Power Converters for Power Quality Improvement - p. 52 9. Chapter 15: Voltage Source Converters for Large-Scale Power System Control - p. 78 10. Chapter 16: Current Source Converters and Their Control - p. 114 11. Chapter 17: Modular Multilevel Converter (MMC) and Its Control - p. 140 12. Chapter 18: AC and DC Microgrid Control - p. 166 13. Chapter 19: Control of Smart Grid Architecture - p. 200 14. Part V: Appliances - p. 233 15. Chapter 20: Single-Phase Induction Motor and AC Drives - p. 233 16. Chapter 21: Induction Heating - p. 264 17. Part VI: Mobility - p. 287 18. Chapter 22: Theory and Control of Wireless Power Transfer Systems - p. 287 19. Chapter 23: Power Electronic Systems and Control in Automobiles - p. 307 20. Chapter 24: Power Electronic Systems for Aircraft - p. 332 21. Chapter 25: Power Electronics Systems in Satellites - p. 368 22. Part VII: Advanced Features in Control of Power Converters - p. 400 23. Chapter 26: Thermal Loading Control in Power Converters - p. 400 24. Chapter 27: Robust Continuous-Time Model Predictive Control of a Grid-Tied Photovoltaic System - p. 423 25. Chapter 28: Advanced Gate Drive Approaches for Optimal Device-Level Control - p. 451 26. Chapter 29: Modern Control Architectures and Implementation - p. 475 27. Appendix A - p. 503 28. Appendix B - p. 511 29. Appendix C - p. 519 30. Appendix D - p. 531 31. Index - p. 541
Control of Power Electronic Converters, Volume Two gives the theory behind power electronic converter control and discusses the operation, modelling and control of basic converters. The main components of power electronics systems that produce a desired effect (energy conversion, robot motion, etc.) by controlling system variables (voltages and currents) are thoroughly covered. Both small (mobile phones, computer power supplies) and very large systems (trains, wind turbines, high voltage power lines) and their power ranges, from the Watt to the Gigawatt, are presented and explored. Users will find a focused resource on how to apply innovative control techniques for power converters and drives.
1. Cover image - p. iv 2. Title page - p. iv 3. Table of Contents - p. iv 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. xv 6. Part IV: Power System and Quality - p. xvi 7. Chapter 13: Active Rectifiers and Their Control - p. xvi 8. Chapter 14: Power Converters for Power Quality Improvement - p. 52 9. Chapter 15: Voltage Source Converters for Large-Scale Power System Control - p. 78 10. Chapter 16: Current Source Converters and Their Control - p. 114 11. Chapter 17: Modular Multilevel Converter (MMC) and Its Control - p. 140 12. Chapter 18: AC and DC Microgrid Control - p. 166 13. Chapter 19: Control of Smart Grid Architecture - p. 200 14. Part V: Appliances - p. 233 15. Chapter 20: Single-Phase Induction Motor and AC Drives - p. 233 16. Chapter 21: Induction Heating - p. 264 17. Part VI: Mobility - p. 287 18. Chapter 22: Theory and Control of Wireless Power Transfer Systems - p. 287 19. Chapter 23: Power Electronic Systems and Control in Automobiles - p. 307 20. Chapter 24: Power Electronic Systems for Aircraft - p. 332 21. Chapter 25: Power Electronics Systems in Satellites - p. 368 22. Part VII: Advanced Features in Control of Power Converters - p. 400 23. Chapter 26: Thermal Loading Control in Power Converters - p. 400 24. Chapter 27: Robust Continuous-Time Model Predictive Control of a Grid-Tied Photovoltaic System - p. 423 25. Chapter 28: Advanced Gate Drive Approaches for Optimal Device-Level Control - p. 451 26. Chapter 29: Modern Control Architectures and Implementation - p. 475 27. Appendix A - p. 503 28. Appendix B - p. 511 29. Appendix C - p. 519 30. Appendix D - p. 531 31. Index - p. 541
