How to make Bidirectional ac to dc converter

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Simulating Bidirectional AC-DC Converter in MATLAB/Simulink

A bidirectional AC-DC converter allows power flow both ways: AC → DC (rectifier/charging) and DC → AC (inverter/grid feed-in), with unity power factor.

Step-by-Step Simulation Guide (Simscape Electrical required)

  1. Create New Model: Open Simulink, add Powergui (discrete preferred).
  2. Build Power Circuit (Three-phase example):
    • Use Universal Bridge (6 arms, IGBT/Diodes) or Converter (Three-Phase) block.
    • AC side: Three-Phase Source + series inductors (5-10 mH).
    • DC side: Capacitor + load/resistor (e.g., 800V bus).
  3. Add Measurements: Voltage/current blocks → Scopes.
  4. Implement Control (dq-frame):
    • PLL for grid synchronization.
    • abc → dq transformation.
    • Outer PI loop: DC voltage control → Id* reference.
    • Inner PI loops: Id (active power), Iq=0 (unity PF).
    • Add decoupling/feedforward.
    • dq → abc → PWM (Space Vector or Sinusoidal).
  5. Direction Control: Positive Id*/power → rectifier; negative → inverter.
  6. Tune & Test:
      • Start with averaged model for fast tuning.
      • Switch to detailed model for harmonics.

    • Step power reference to test both modes.

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