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Transformer based NPC multilevel inverter using reduced number of components

International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE) · Vol. 9 No. 6 (2019)

DOI
10.11591/ijece.v9i6.pp5150-5158
ISSN
2088-8708, 2088-8708
Published
2019-12-01
Publisher
Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science
License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0

Abstract

This paper revolves around the reduction of a number of switches and the sources for a multilevel inverter, for this, we have proposed a transformer-based topology which has helped us in reducing the number of switches from twenty-four to sixteen and also in the reduction of sources from eight to one. The circuit consists of two H-Bridges which are coupled by a single-phase transformer, the topology gives us a liberty of changing the number of levels in accordance to the number of turns in the secondary side of the transformer for example if our ratio is 1:1 the number of levels will be five subsequently if it is changed to 1:2 the number of levels will be changed to seven. As the number of switches is reduced the size and complexity of the circuit is also decreased. In order to improve on the part of switching efficiency, we have used space vector pulse width modulation which is a better method as compared to its counterpart switching methods such as sinusoidal pulse width modulation and multiple pulse width modulation techniques.

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  • SRM Institute of Science and Technology
  • SRM University
  • American International University-Bangladesh
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D. SelvabharathiSRM Institute of Science and Technology10
S. George FernandezSRM Institute of Science and Technology5
V. KalyanasundhramSRM Institute of Science and Technology5
K. SaravananSRM Institute of Science and Technology4
A. VeluAffiliation unknown4
C. S. BoopathiSRM Institute of Science and Technology3
R. SridharSRM Institute of Science and Technology3
Ramiah JegatheesanSRM Institute of Science and Technology2
V. VenkatachalamSRM Institute of Science and Technology2
R. Mano NarayananSRM Institute of Science and Technology2
D. SaravanakumarSRM Institute of Science and Technology2
Arul Rayappan StalinSRM University2
P. GopiSRM University2
P. PonselvinSRM University2
Priyanka DasSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Gaurav Kumar SinghSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Sourav SinhaAmerican International University-Bangladesh1
Arnab NagSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Th. Ankit SinghSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Anamika RanjanSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Jatin P SinghSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
G. R. Prudhvi KumarSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
D. SattianadanSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
T. M. Thamizh ThentralSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Ganesan RanipriyaSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Rohit SahasrabuddheSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Mathur Kartik HiteshkumarSRM Institute of Science and Technology1
Jay Anil PuranikSRM Institute of Science and Technology1

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