In this simulation, the DC voltage of the matrix converter is derived using a three-phase linear load as a sample. It shows that the voltage used by the three inverters and the average over the switching period are always the same. It also shows that when the load is constant, the DC current of the inverter is also constant.
A simulation of power conversion from three-phase to high-frequency single-phase with a matrix converter assuming a quick charger and a non-contact power supply device.
In this simulation, the phase difference of the signals a, b, and c in the paper is changed to 0 in 0.1 seconds from the state where the phase is 90 degrees different from the input voltage. The input current phase is the same as the above signal. Since the output voltage gradually increases, it can be seen that the DC voltage of the matrix converter increases as the phases of a, b, and c become closer to the input voltage phase. Strictly speaking, it is proportional to cosθ as described in the paper.
