Licensing of imperix software
PN160All imperix products subject to user programming from the ACG SDK or the CPP SDK require a software license. This concerns the B-Box controllers family…
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How to choose the right programmable controller
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This article explores imperix’s portfolio of programmable controllers, highlighting how each device is optimized for specific power-electronics applications. Products presentation All imperix controllers use a…
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Islanding detection for grid-forming inverters
What is islanding detection? Islanding occurs when part of a power network, disconnected from the main grid, is solely powered by some Distributed Energy Resources…
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LLC resonant converter for battery charging applications
Thanks to its flexible output voltage range, the LLC resonant converter is a popular choice of topology for battery charger applications, such as onboard chargers…
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Real time communication protocols for B-Box RCP
Real time communication is essential in order to enable converter controllers to coordinate with other devices. B-Box RCP and other imperix controllers support several protocols…
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Three-phase MMC converter
This note introduces a conventional control for Modular Multilevel Converters (MMC). The converter is used in a DC/AC inverter configuration and is connected to the three phase grid.
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MMC-based audio amplifier
This notes covers the implementation of a high fidelity audio amplifier by means of a Modular Multilevel Converter (MMC).
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Analog front-end configuration on B-Box RCP 3.0
The B-Box RCP 3possesses 16 analog inputs with strictly identical channels. The equivalent schematic of the complete data acquisition chain is depicted below. Each channel…
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Fictive axis emulation (FAE) for single-phase inverter
Fictive axis emulation is a vector control technique that is mostly used in single-phase inverter applications, where the second axis β of a rotating reference…
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Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) algorithms
Some power sources, like solar panels, present power characteristics that strongly depend on the operating conditions. In such cases, Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) is often applied to maximize the extracted power.
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