Optimal pulse-width modulation for three-level inverters
By Thomas Brückner, D. G. Holmes. IEEE transactions on power electronics, 2005
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Junction Temperature Control for More Reliable Power Electronics (2018, methodology): “A case study on a threelevel neutral-point-clamped (3L-NPC) converter can be found in [35], where several different modulation methods in terms of optimal zero sequence injection (Opt-ZSSPWM) [36], conventional 60◦ DPWM (CONV-60◦ DPWM) [37], and alternative 60◦ DPWM (ALT-60◦ DPWM) [37] are applied t”
- A Space Vector PWM Scheme for Multilevel Inverters Based on Two-Level Space Vector PWM (2006, background): “8 shows the variation of percentage VWTHD with modulation index mi.”
- Reduced PWM harmonic distortion for multilevel inverters operating over a wide modulation range (2006, background): “By precisely controlling the modulation process, these converters can achieve substantially reduced output harmonic distortion even at relatively low switching rates (1–2 kHz [1]).”
- The active NPC converter and its loss-balancing control (2005, background): “In [10], the two-level SVM was identified to be especially advantageous with respect to the loss and junction temperature distribution, as well as total losses and harmonic distortion.”
- Hybrid Modulation Strategies for Eliminating Low-Frequency Neutral-Point Voltage Oscillations in the Neutral-Point-Clamped Converter (2013, methodology): “Examples of NV strategies are the nearest threevector (NTV) and Symmetric modulation strategies, described in [4], as well as the strategies described in [5]–[8], whereas examples of non-NV strategies are the NTV2 strategy [9] and others [10]–[12].”