Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC

This paper presents a computer simulation of an open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on a single-phase matrix converter using MATLAB/ Simulink. The proposed converter employs a fault identification technique to identify the faulty switch by generating a binary code extracted from the ou...

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Published in:International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems
Main Author: Hayroman M.H.; Baharom R.; Wan Abdul Munim W.N.; Muhammad K.S.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science 2024
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Hayroman M.H.; Baharom R.; Wan Abdul Munim W.N.; Muhammad K.S.
Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
2024
International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems
15
2
10.11591/ijpeds.v15.i2.pp1031-1044
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85190974839&doi=10.11591%2fijpeds.v15.i2.pp1031-1044&partnerID=40&md5=eefc3ea0fe1918698beb564f11966fc1
This paper presents a computer simulation of an open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on a single-phase matrix converter using MATLAB/ Simulink. The proposed converter employs a fault identification technique to identify the faulty switch by generating a binary code extracted from the output voltage, magnitude of inductor current, and cycle of the input power supply. Upon identifying the faulty switch, the current is redirected to any available path through operational switches by controlling the switching devices. The aim is to ensure uninterrupted power supply from the source to the load. The paper includes a detailed analysis of the fault identification technique and the options for rerouting the current path. The outcomes of this paper are simulated using MATLAB/Simulink. © 2024, Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. All rights reserved.
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author Hayroman M.H.; Baharom R.; Wan Abdul Munim W.N.; Muhammad K.S.
spellingShingle Hayroman M.H.; Baharom R.; Wan Abdul Munim W.N.; Muhammad K.S.
Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
author_facet Hayroman M.H.; Baharom R.; Wan Abdul Munim W.N.; Muhammad K.S.
author_sort Hayroman M.H.; Baharom R.; Wan Abdul Munim W.N.; Muhammad K.S.
title Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
title_short Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
title_full Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
title_fullStr Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
title_full_unstemmed Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
title_sort Computer simulation of open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on SPMC
publishDate 2024
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description This paper presents a computer simulation of an open-circuit fault-tolerant boost rectifier based on a single-phase matrix converter using MATLAB/ Simulink. The proposed converter employs a fault identification technique to identify the faulty switch by generating a binary code extracted from the output voltage, magnitude of inductor current, and cycle of the input power supply. Upon identifying the faulty switch, the current is redirected to any available path through operational switches by controlling the switching devices. The aim is to ensure uninterrupted power supply from the source to the load. The paper includes a detailed analysis of the fault identification technique and the options for rerouting the current path. The outcomes of this paper are simulated using MATLAB/Simulink. © 2024, Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science. All rights reserved.
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