Generate thyristor 6-pulse waveform in single-pulsing mode
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The Thyristor 6-Pulse Generator block implements a thyristor 6-pulse waveform generator in single-pulsing mode.
You can use this block to perform phase-controlled AC-to-DC conversion by:
Measuring the synchronization angle of the AC signal with a phase-locked loop
Controlling a thyristor converter network with the pulses generated by this block
The figure shows the equivalent circuit for the Thyristor 6-Pulse Generator.
Based on the synchronization angle, theta, and the firing angle, alpha, the block internally generates six ramps, one for each of the pulse elements in its output vector.
The block generates a pulse at one of the outputs when the associated ramp meets or crosses the specified firing angle in the upward direction. This figure shows such a pulse generation mechanism for one of the outputs.
Set the pulse ordering strategy to modify the distinct phase-shift of each ramp, and as a result, the order of generated pulses:
Set the Pulse ordering
property to
Sequential device order
to generate
pulses in sequential order. Use this strategy to generate pulses for the
Converter
(Three-Phase) block or other thyristor networks that
use sequential ordering.
Set the Pulse ordering
property to
Natural order of commutation
to generate
pulses in the natural order. Use this strategy to generate pulses for
thyristor networks that use natural ordering.
[1] Pelly, B. R. Thyristor Phase-Controlled Converters and Cycloconverters: Operation, Control, and Performance. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1971.