A new topology of 3-phase PWM AC/DC interleaved converter for telecommunication supply systems

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TitleA new topology of 3-phase PWM AC/DC interleaved converter for telecommunication supply systems
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication2000
AuthorsSingh BN, Joos G, Jain P
ISBN Number0197-2618 VO - 4
Keywords10 kW, 220 V, 3-phase PWM AC/DC interleaved converter, 48 V, AC-DC power convertors, active switches, Analog-digital conversion, artificial neutral point, Conductors, cost reduction, even harmonics elimination, harmonics suppression, L-C network, Leg, performance improvement, power conversion harmonics, Pulse width modulation, Pulse width modulation converters, PWM power convertors, Reliability, reliability improvement, shoot through free leg structure, steady state performance, Switches, switching circuits, Switching converters, telecommunication power supplies, telecommunication supply systems, Telecommunication switching, Topology, transient performance, triplen harmonics elimination, unidirectional four-leg semi-converters, Wire
AbstractThis paper deals with analysis of a new topology for an interleaved converter with application to telecommunication systems, typically 3-phase, 220 V ac input and 10 kW and 48 V DC output. The interleaved converter consists of two unidirectional four-leg semi-converters with four active switches in each of the semi-converters. A fourth wire (an artificial neutral point) is formed up locally using an L-C network to eliminate the need of a neutral conductor and this also prevents the flow of triplen harmonics through the phase wires. The fourth leg of each of the semi-converters is connected to this artificial neutral conductor. The interleaved converter has several advantages including shoot through free leg structure, a reduced number of active switches, reduced cost, increased reliability, improved performance and the elimination of triplen and even harmonics. The typical steady state and transient performance results confirm the feasibility of the structure
DOI10.1109/IAS.2000.883144