3-wire transformer-free UPS system and method of control to reduce common mode current
View Patent ↗A common mode choke in a 3-wire transformer free UPS system with which different rectifier and bypass power sources are used is eliminated by using different types of PWM control depending on whether the inverter is paralleled with the bypass power source. When the inverter is paralleled with the bypass power source, a type of PWM control is used that does not have common mode voltage injection. When the inverter is not paralleled with the bypass power source, a type of PWM control is used that has common mode voltage injection. In an aspect, the PWM control that does not have common mode voltage injection is sine-triangle PWM and the PWM control that has common mode voltage injection is space-vector PWM.
1. A method of controlling a double-conversion three-wire transformer free uninterruptible power supply system having a rectifier and a bypass switch, the rectifier coupled to a rectifier bypass source and the bypass switch coupled to a bypass power source wherein the rectifier power source and the bypass power sources are different power sources, the uninterruptible power supply system including an inverter and a control module, comprising:
controlling the inverter with the control module with a pulse width modulation control that does not have common mode injection when the inverter is paralleled with the bypass power source and with a pulse width modulation control that has common mode injection when the inverter is not paralleled with the bypass power source
wherein controlling the inverter with pulse width modulation control that does not have common mode injection comprises controlling the inverter with a sine-triangle pulse width modulation control and controlling the inverter with pulse width modulation control that has common mode injection comprises controlling the inverter with space-vector pulse width modulation control.
2. A double conversion three-wire uninterruptible power supply system, comprising:
a rectifier coupled to a rectifier power source without a common mode choke in series between the rectifier and the rectifier power source, the rectifier having an output coupled to an input of an inverter;
a bypass switch coupled to a bypass power source that is different than the rectifier power source; and
a control module that controls the rectifier, bypass switch and inverter, the control module configured to control the inverter with a pulse width modulation control that does not have common mode injection when the inverter is paralleled with the bypass power source and with a pulse width modulation control that has common mode injection when the inverter is not paralleled with bypass power source.
3. The uninterruptible power supply system of claim 2 wherein the pulse width modulation control that does not have common mode injection is sine-triangle pulse width modulation control and the pulse width modulation control that has common mode injection is space-vector pulse width modulation control.