Abstract

Asymmetrical Multilevel Inverter with Low THD

Highlights

  • As of late the propensity to produce power from renewable energy sources is expanding

  • In SIMULINK the 15 level inverter circuit is simulated and result of output voltage and total harmonic distortion (THD) are shown in following figures

  • A new topology has been proposed for the 15level asymmetrical multi- level inverter with lower THD

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

As of late the propensity to produce power from renewable energy sources is expanding. For low and medium voltage applications Square wave or Quasi square wave voltages might be adequate and for high force applications low distorted sinusoidal wave structures are required. For this low distorted sinusoidal wave structures staggered inverters are utilized, as they produce almost sinusoidal waveform which has low THD and low dv/dt proportion which will be more in a conventional inverter [4]. The dv/dt and the harmonics should be limited by the presentation of more levels in the yield voltage so as to show signs of improvement execution of medium voltage and high-power electric drive [6]. The output voltage produced from the multilevel inverter is at high frequency and low switching frequency with low distortions

PROPOSED TOPOLOGY
SWITCHING SCHEME
MATHEMATICAL MODELLING
VOLTAGE STRESS
VIII SWITCHING TABLE
SIMULATION RESULTS
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTIONS
XIII COMPARISON OF THIRD HARMONICS FOR DIFFERENT CARRIER WAVES
COMPARISON OF THD FOR DIFFERENT MODULATION TECHNIQUES
CONCLUSION
FUTURE SCOPE
XVII REFERENCES

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