A Novel Current Harmonic Suppression Method for HSPMSG Based on the Hybrid Rectifier

This article presents a novel current harmonic suppression scheme for the high-speed permanent magnet synchronous generator (HSPMSG). Aiming to effectively reduce current harmonics for the HSPMSG, this article focuses on two areas: improving the rectifier power topology and developing a current loop controller. First, a hybrid rectifier based on silicon-carbide/silicon (SiC/Si) is designed to equivalently increase the switching frequency of the HSPMSG to address the problem of low carrier frequency ratio. In addition, an improved space-vector-modulation (ISVM) strategy based on the hybrid rectifier is proposed. However, the harmonic distortion caused by rectifier nonlinearity will deteriorate as the switching frequency increases. For further suppressing harmonic disturbances caused by rectifier nonlinearity, a resonant-super-twisting (R-STW) controller is designed by combining the resonant controller and the super-twisting (STW) controller in this article. The stability of the STW is demonstrated by Lyapunov stability theory and the resonant controller is discretized. Finally, a number of simulations and experiments based on a high-HSPMSG are carried out to verify the effectiveness of the control method proposed in this article.