Cascaded multilevel inverter modulation strategies: a novel solution based on duty-cycle space vector approach
C. Rossi, G. Serra, Angelo Tani, Luca Zarri
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C. Rossi, G. Serra, Angelo Tani, Luca Zarri
Abstract
In this paper the problem of the modulation strategy of a cascaded multilevel inverter is solved using the duty-cycle space vector (DCSV) approach, which is based on the space vector representation of the switch state. This approach simplifies the study of the modulation strategies and leads to a general solution of the problem, providing an intuitive graphical representation of the modulation properties. Starting from the general solution, a great number of particular modulation strategies, having different characteristics, can be immediately derived. An example of application to a 5-level inverter is presented. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is tested by numerical simulations.
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In this paper the problem of the modulation strategy of a cascaded multilevel inverter is solved using the duty-cycle space vector (DCSV) approach, which is based on the space vector representation of the switch state. This approach simplifies the study of the modulation strategies and leads to a general solution of the problem, providing an intuitive graphical representation of the modulation properties. Starting from the general solution, a great number of particular modulation strategies, having different characteristics, can be immediately derived. An example of application to a 5-level inverter is presented. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is tested by numerical simulations.
Key concepts: Duty cycle, Inverter, Modulation (music), Space vector modulation, Representation (politics), Computer science, Control theory (sociology), Space (punctuation)