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There are also the harmonics associated with the carrier frequency f tri . These are the carrier<br />

harmonics and their sidebands, which we will lump together and call the switching harmonics.<br />

The spectrum of switching harmonics is governed by the frequency modulation ratio defined by<br />

Equation (4.3) [67], [75]. In this report, “harmonics” is generally used to refer to the baseband<br />

harmonics; switching harmonics are not discussed further.<br />

m<br />

f<br />

tri<br />

f (4.3)<br />

f1<br />

At the most basic level (shown in Figure 4.14) the sine-triangle PWM it is an open-loop scheme;<br />

in other words, it functions as a controlled voltage source. The usual way to make it closed-loop<br />

is to generate the voltage command by closing the loop around current; closed-loop current<br />

control of voltage converters is the most commonly used method [124]. The result is called a<br />

current-regulated PWM (CRPWM) inverter and it functions as a controlled current source. There<br />

are essentially three groups of methods that can be used to make a CRPWM [78, p.322]. The first<br />

method is to use some sort of ramp-comparison controller. The simplest example of this type is<br />

shown in Figure 4.15. When the reference and feedback signals are phase variables, this method<br />

has the disadvantage that the current ripple is fed back into the command [125] and usually use<br />

filtering [162] which would limit the bandwidth and stability [47]. Further the tuning of the<br />

regulator is dependent on the frequency of operation. However, these problems are limited can be<br />

eliminated by executing control in the synchronous reference frame (discussed in a later section).<br />

Figure 4.15 – Ramp-comparison current regulator for one phase.<br />

The second method to make a CRPWM is to use a bang-bang controller with hysteresis (also<br />

called tolerance band controller) [75, p.241], [61, p.243], [80, p.252]. In this method the carrier is<br />

eliminated and the switching signals are generated directly by feeding the current error to a<br />

comparator with hysteresis, as shown in Figure 4.16. The advantages of this method are that it is<br />

simple, it inherently compensates for dead-time distortion, it has excellent disturbance rejection,<br />

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