An improved deadbeat control for UPS using disturbance observers

By Paolo Mattavelli. IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2005

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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Stability Analysis of Digital-Controlled Single-Phase Inverter With Synchronous Reference Frame Voltage Control (2018, background): “Apart from the conventional single or dual closed-loop control strategy based on the proportional–integral–derivative (PID) regulators, the deadbeat control [8], [9], the repetitive control [10], [11], the sliding-mode control [12], [13], and the proportional–resonant (PR) control [14], [15] are mos”
Model Predictive Control—A Simple and Powerful Method to Control Power Converters (2009, methodology): “This scheme has been applied for current control of inverters [12]–[19], rectifiers [20], [21], active filters [22], [23], and uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs) [24], [25].”
Model Predictive Control of an Inverter With Output $LC$ Filter for UPS Applications (2009, methodology): “Several control schemes have been proposed for this converter, including deadbeat control [4]–[6], multiloop feedback control [7]–[9], adaptive control based on”
“Predictive control in power electronics and drives” (2008, background): “In these cases, the use of disturbance observers has been proposed [28], [30].”
Control and Resonance Damping of Voltage-Source and Current-Source Converters With $LC$ Filters (2009, methodology): “Numerous control methods have been reported in the literature, including deadbeat control [6], adaptive control [7], repetitive control [8], robust H-infinity control [4], [21], sliding-mode control [5], and classical control with PI or P + resonant controllers [1]–[3], [14], [25]–[28].”
Predictive Torque Control of Induction Machines Based on State-Space Models (2009, background): “Other applications of deadbeat control have been proposed for current control in single-phase inverters [10], three-phase inverters [11], rectifiers [12], [13], multilevel active rectifiers [14], active filters [15], and uninterruptible power supplies [16].”