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TIDA-01604: Use same architecture with a 3-phase AC source

Part Number: TIDA-01604

Hi,

i'm wondering if the architecture illustrated in the TIDA-01604 document is usable with a three-phase AC source instead of a single-phase AC source as presented in the TIDA-01604.

My concern are:

  • Can we use the same architecture? (e.g. same numbers of transistors, connected at same way)
  • Is the PWM activation logic the same as the one presented in the document?

Thanks very much

  • Hi Nicola,

    TIDA-01604 itself can only be operated in single AC input architecture. It needs modification in order to support 3 phase: the low frequency MOSFETs needs to be increased to 3 half bridges to support each phase respectively. TIDA-01604 has only the single phase. The PWM scheme needs to be modified to adapt to the three phase architecture as well.

  • Hi Nicola,

    We would also like to point to the following two designs as they will both be able to handle 3 phase AC/DC conversion uni-directional for the first one and bi-directional for the second one.

    TIDM-1000 (2.4kW) (700VDC)

    Vienna Rectifier-Based, Three-Phase Power Factor Correction (PFC)

     TIDA-010039(10kW) (SiC) (Prim: 400VAC) (Sec: 800-1000VDC)

    10kW 3-Phase 3-Level Grid Tie Inverter Reference Design for Solar String Inverter