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Inverter control: Comparative study between SVM and PWM

Omessaad Elbeji, Zina Boussada, Mouna Ben Hamed

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Abstract

Recently, variable speed has become very important for electric drives. For this reason, power electronics are developed. So many methods that guarantee a variable speed to control the alternate drive are proposed. Such as, stand-alone inverters are controlled in pulse width modulations (PWM) and using space vector modulation (SVM). This paper presents a comparative study between Pulse Width Modulation and Space Vector Modulation to control a two level inverter. The principle of each method is presented. Simulation results prove the effectiveness and the feasibility of the two methods. These results evaluate the performances of SVM.

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Recently, variable speed has become very important for electric drives. For this reason, power electronics are developed. So many methods that guarantee a variable speed to control the alternate drive are proposed. Such as, stand-alone inverters are controlled in pulse width modulations (PWM) and using space vector modulation (SVM). This paper presents a comparative study between Pulse Width Modulation and Space Vector Modulation to control a two level inverter. The principle of each method is presented. Simulation results prove the effectiveness and the feasibility of the two methods. These results evaluate the performances of SVM.

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Recently, variable speed has become very important for electric drives. For this reason, power electronics are developed. So many methods that guarantee a variable speed to control the alternate drive are proposed. Such as, stand-alone inverters are controlled in pulse width modulations (PWM) and using space vector modulation (SVM). This paper presents a comparative study between Pulse Width Modulation and Space Vector Modulation to control a two level inverter. The principle of each method is presented. Simulation results prove the effectiveness and the feasibility of the two methods. These results evaluate the performances of SVM.

Key concepts: Pulse-width modulation, Inverter, Space vector modulation, Support vector machine, Space vector, Power electronics, Computer science, Modulation (music)

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