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Total Harmonics Distortion THD of the Proposed Inverter by MATLAB SIMULINK

Total Harmonics Distortion THD of the Proposed Inverter by MATLAB SIMULINK

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The most concerns in the inverter's design are about, how to make the output voltage of the inverter sinusoidal at the desired fundamental frequency with low total harmonic distortion (THD). This paper presents a design and implementation of single-phase five-level inverter which is powered by single dc source and based on T-type multi-level invert...

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... test the working possibility of the inverter's circuit by using simulation tools, the proposed inverter is simulated by using MATLAB SIMULINK R2017a. All the carries, reference signals, and square wave signals are generated then; the logic circuit is made according to the comparisons that are made among all of these signals as explained in the previous section of this paper. This is to get the required pulses for the six IGBT switches. Fig 5 shows the simulated output voltage of the inverter. The THD of the output voltage of the inverter is also calculated which is 3.46% as shown in Fig 6, and the calculated THD is made without adding any filters at the output side of the inverter, where the aim in this design is to get the possible lower THD of the inverter's output voltage without filters then the filter can be added later but with a reduction in its size. For balanced carriers' amplitudes, the THD is 3.95% if the condition of over-modulation is used. ...
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... 5 shows the simulated output voltage of the inverter. The THD of the output voltage of the inverter is also calculated which is 3.46% as shown in Fig 6, and the calculated THD is made without adding any filters at the output side of the inverter, where the aim in this design is to get the possible lower THD of the inverter's output voltage without filters then the filter can be added later but with a reduction in its size. For balanced carriers' amplitudes, the THD is 3.95% if the condition of over-modulation is used. ...
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... 5 shows the simulated output voltage of the inverter. The THD of the output voltage of the inverter is also calculated which is 3.46% as shown in Fig 6, and the calculated THD is made without adding any filters at the output side of the inverter, where the aim in this design is to get the possible lower THD of the inverter's output voltage without filters then the filter can be added later but with a reduction in its size. For balanced carriers' amplitudes, the THD is 3.95% if the condition of over-modulation is used. ...

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