Closed-loop current control for a grid-tied Neutral Point Clamped (NPC) inverter. The considered setup is a three-phase three-wire NPC inverter supplied by a DC source and connected to the grid.
As described in the Cockpit user guide, imperix Cockpit provides the user with the option to export monitored signals in different forms. This article provides…
This user guide explains how to use the GUI Builder module of imperix Cockpit to interact with imperix power converter controllers, namely the B-Box RCP …
Synchronous averaging is a measurement processing method that computes the average value of an analog signal over one full switching period. In contrast, synchronous sampling…
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…
This page helps new users get started with imperix power electronic controllers. In particular, it explains how to deploy a user code onto these controllers,…
This page documents the imperix firmware IP for Xilinx Vivado, which contains the imperix FPGA logic of the imperix controllers (B-Board PRO and B-Box RCP)….
This user guide explains how to use imperix Cockpit to interact with imperix power converter controllers, namely the B-Box RCP, the B-Board PRO, the Programmable Inverter, and…
The User fault block is used to stop the converter operation from the user model. It makes the controller enters the FAULT state (user fault)…
This block writes a user-defined message in the log module of Cockpit. Numerical values can be inserted into the message using the conversion specifier “%f“,…
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