An Enhanced Short-Horizon Integration Actual Voltage Reconstruction Method Based on Inverter Nonlinear Error Inverse-Compensation

In this article, an enhanced short-horizon integration actual voltage reconstruction method based on nonlinear error inverse-compensation (NEIC-SHIVR) is proposed for voltage source inverters. The NEIC-SHIVR method takes into account not only the influence of nonlinear errors in modulation such as dead time addition and narrow pulses elimination on voltage reconstruction but also considers the influence of nonlinear errors in PWM transfer links such as power switch delay and switch voltage drop on voltage reconstruction. First, the real-state driving signal is computed by the output driving signal and the power switch delay time. The auxiliary driving signal is reconstructed to get the auxiliary switching state according to the phase current direction. Second, referring to the auxiliary switching states and the phase-current directions, the instantaneous equivalent bus voltage within each clock pulse is computed by the dc-bus voltage and the switch voltage drop. Finally, the output voltage within each switching period is integrated by the reconstructed instantaneous equivalent bus voltage in each clock pulse. Compared with SHIVR, NEIC-SHIVR provides a more accurate reconstructed voltage. Compared with other methods, NEIC-SHIVR inherits many advantages of SHIVR. For example, it can apply to any PWM method and does not use high-cost high-frequency voltage sensors, which improves system reliability and reduces system complexity. Simulations and experiments verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.