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Three to six-phase direct matrix converters

Authors: Khaled Omrani; Mohamed Ali Dami; Mohamed Jemli;

Three to six-phase direct matrix converters

Abstract

This paper proposes a control technique for a matrix converter topology with three phase fixed grid input and six-phase variable voltage variable frequency output. This proposed technique is based on low frequency Venturini method. A theoretical introduction of the direct matrix converter is presented followed a detailed explanation of the Venturini method and the six-phase matrix converter topology. Finally, a detailed discussion of results is presented (showing the attractive characteristics of the matrix converter), obtained from different simulations using MATLAB/SIMPOWERSYSTEM environment.

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