An analytic model of the CSI   J. Iwaszkiewicz and A. Muc   2023/07/20

Abstract

A mathematical model of the current source inverter (CSI) operating in uncharacteristic states has been created in order to support research experiments. It permits to define general features of the CSI thanks to analytic expressions of voltage and current waveforms. The model describes the inverter in digital control time domain. It is useful in analysis of the inverter typical behaviour and transients and in designing of control algorithms.

Authors and affiliations

J. Iwaszkiewicz and A. Muc
Department of Electrical Engineering Gdynia Maritime University, Poland Morska St. 81-87 (Poland)

Key words

Discrete waveforms; current source inverter; digital control time domain; control algorithm.

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