Modular Multilevel Converter is a power electronic converter topology composed of multiple series-connected submodules that generate a stepped voltage waveform through distributed energy storage and switching, distinguishing it from conventional two- or three-level converters by enabling scalability, modularity, and reduced harmonic distortion in high-voltage and high-power applications.
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