Abstract

Transformerless photovoltaic (PV) inverter topologies have proven superior performance over transformer-based inverter topologies. However, they face challenges due to their high leakage currents and voltage step-up requirements. There-fore, modified topologies and/or modulation techniques are essential to limit the current leakages to standard limits. The doubly grounded (DG) inverter topologies represent efficient solutions for totally limiting the leakage currents. This paper presents a finite control set (FCS) model predictive controller (MPC) method for DG step-up five-level PV inverter topology. The proposed FCS-MPC method can control the injected grid currents and multiple capacitors voltages simultaneously with high power quality output. The modelling and design of the step-up inverter topology and the FCS-MPC method are given in the paper. Simulation results with step-up DG five-level PV inverter topology are performed to validate the proposed FCS-MPC method. Moreover, the proposed FCS-MPC method has been validated using simulation results at the various operating conditions of PV inverters.

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