Abstract
Commonly used 3-leg inverter interfaces in a microgrid are not capable of maintaining balanced and sinusoidal voltage at their terminals with unbalanced and nonlinear loads. Additional compensating circuits are required to take care of such loads. Simulation and experimental results of 4-leg inverter with nonlinear and unbalanced load justify its use from power quality improvement point of view in stand-alone systems. System becomes inherently capable for various random nonlinear and unbalanced loads without any additional compensator. Performance is further analyzed using a microgrid with 4-leg inverter interface with simulation and experimental study. Stability analysis for the proposed microgrid with unbalanced loads is also presented.
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