Abstract
Impedance-source inverters provide a promising single-stage power conversion with boost-buck capabilities and inverter legs short-circuit immunity. To achieve superior thermal and output harmonic performance, two novel discontinuous modulation strategies for the three-phase quasi-Z source inverter, called the maximum-boost discontinuous space vector modulation (SVM) and the simple-boost discontinuous SVM respectively, are proposed in this article. By properly arranging the shoot-through states and clamping a certain switch to the positive or negative dc-link rail during one-third of the fundamental period, reduced thermal stresses and superior total harmonic distortion performance can be achieved. The proposed modulation strategies are analyzed and compared to the conventional ones in terms of current stresses, power losses, thermal stresses, and output harmonics. Finally, simulations and experimental tests are carried out to validate the performance of the proposed modulation strategies and verify the presented analysis.
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