Construction Method of Conducted Interference Prediction Model for High Power Electric Drive System of Armored Vehicle
The high-speed switching of switch modules in the high-power electric drive system of armored vehicle power system will generate a series of high-voltage transient pulses and broadband harmonic interference,thus posing a serious threat to the highly electrified vehicle system. A system level constructing method for a conducted interference prediction model is proposed to address the lack of digital detection and analysis of conducted interference generated by high-power electric drive systems. Firstly,the models of electrical components,such as high-voltage battery pack,inverter,and load motor,of the electric drive system are constructed independently;secondly,based on the multi-conductor transmission line method,each model is cascaded through transmission lines that characterize the parasitic effects of the system,thereby forming a complete distributed system-level conducted interference prediction model;and finally,the accuracy of the proposed prediction model is test and verified through bench test. The verified results indicate that the proposed prediction model has a simulation accuracy of better than 8 dB in the frequency range of 10 kHz to 100 MHz,which can provide effective support for the forward design of electromagnetic compatibility of electric drive armored vehicle,and is innovative and practical.
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