IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics · 2017 · 58 citations · 12 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringInterconnection NetworksMultiphase FlowPower ElectronicsConverter TopologiesDc-ac InvertersMultilevel ConvertersPower Electronics For Renewable EnergyPower SystemsThree-phase CircuitsExperimental ValidationInverter SystemsMultilevel Inverter TopologiesMultilevel InvertersPhase SequenceThree-phase InvertersThree-phase Multilevel ConvertersVoltage Unbalance
This paper presents an optimized, 3-φ, multilevel inverter (MLI) topology. The proposed system is derived by cascading the level generation part with the phase sequence generation part. Further, it can be operated at any required level depending upon the configuration of the level generation part. Thus, for higher level operation extra components are required at the level generation part only. Therefore, number of components required for the proposed MLI is lower than the conventional 3-φ MLI topologies for higher level operation. Further, the level generation part is shared by the three phases equally. This eliminates the possibility of phase unbalance. The working principle and the operation of the proposed MLI are supported with the simulation and experimental validations. Further, the proposed optimized MLI is also compared with theconventional 3-φ MLIs to prove its advantage.
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Liang Wang, Donglai Zhang, Yi Wang et al. · IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics · 2015 · 284 citations