Multi-Level Cascaded H-Bridge Inverter Based on Three Harmonic Injection Method
Man Yuan Ye, Song Li
Abstract
Man Yuan Ye, Song Li
Abstract
This paper introduces seven-level Cascaded H-bridge (CHB) inverter and work principle. Then, the strongpoint and disadvantage of multi-level inverter usual PWM technologies are analyzed and compared. We find that multi-level cascaded inverter based on three harmonic injection method have two advantages via analysis. The voltage modulation index can increase 1.15. The equivalent switching frequency of H-bridge inverter’s load voltage is N times of each cell switching frequency. At last, H-bridge inverter was investigated with simulation and experiment. The results prove that the analysis is correctness and validity.
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This paper introduces seven-level Cascaded H-bridge (CHB) inverter and work principle. Then, the strongpoint and disadvantage of multi-level inverter usual PWM technologies are analyzed and compared. We find that multi-level cascaded inverter based on three harmonic injection method have two advantages via analysis. The voltage modulation index can increase 1.15. The equivalent switching frequency of H-bridge inverter’s load voltage is N times of each cell switching frequency. At last, H-bridge inverter was investigated with simulation and experiment. The results prove that the analysis is correctness and validity.
Key concepts: Inverter, H bridge, Correctness, Pulse-width modulation, Modulation index, Harmonic, Voltage, Electronic engineering