EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF A SPACE VECTOR MODULATION TECHNIQUE FOR NPC INVERTERS
A. Bellini S. Bifaretti
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A. Bellini S. Bifaretti
Abstract
The paper analyses and experimentally verifies two different modulation strategies based on a Space Vector Modulation (SVM) technique, specifically designed for three-phase Neutral Point Clamped (NPC) inverters. Proposed technique was designed to maintain, also in NPC inverters, all the advantages of SVM used in traditional two-level inverters. The employment of two different modulation strategies, when different operating conditions occurs, allows the improvement of the harmonic content of the output currents produced by NPC inverters. After a detailed description of the Space Vector Modulation technique, the two modulation strategies are compared by the means of some significant experimental results.
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The paper analyses and experimentally verifies two different modulation strategies based on a Space Vector Modulation (SVM) technique, specifically designed for three-phase Neutral Point Clamped (NPC) inverters. Proposed technique was designed to maintain, also in NPC inverters, all the advantages of SVM used in traditional two-level inverters. The employment of two different modulation strategies, when different operating conditions occurs, allows the improvement of the harmonic content of the output currents produced by NPC inverters. After a detailed description of the Space Vector Modulation technique, the two modulation strategies are compared by the means of some significant experimental results.
Key concepts: Space vector modulation, Modulation (music), Space vector, Point (geometry), Support vector machine, Harmonic, Space (punctuation), Control theory (sociology)