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AuthorMoinoddin, Shaikh
AuthorAbu-Rub, Haitham
AuthorIqbal, Atif
AuthorMoin Ahmed, Sk
AuthorDordevic, Obrad
AuthorLevi, Emil
Available date2015-06-23T09:59:34Z
Publication Date2015-06
Publication NameIET Power Electronics
CitationMoinoddin, S.; Abu-Rub, H.; Iqbal, A.; Moin Ahmed, S.; Dordevic, O.; Levi, E., "Space vector pulse-width modulation technique for an eleven-phase voltage source inverter with sinusoidal output voltage generation," Power Electronics, IET , vol.8, no.6, pp.1000-1008, June 2015
ISSN1755-4535
URIhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1049/iet-pel.2014.0327
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/3387
AbstractThis study discusses the space vector pulse-width modulation (SVPWM) scheme for an eleven-phase two-level voltage source inverter, aimed at producing a sinusoidal output voltage waveform. Generalised space vector theory is used to realise the SVPWM. As per the general inverter switching theory, there are 2<sup>11</sup> = 2048 switching states that yield 2046 active voltage space vectors and one zero voltage vector, which results with two switching states. Out of the total of 2046 active voltage vectors, the most suitable set comprising 110 active voltage vectors is identified and is utilised in the implementation of the SVPWM. The sinusoidal voltage is obtained by controlling the duty cycles of the applied voltage space vectors in such a way that the non-zero reference voltage in the first (<italic>d–q</italic>) plane is achieved, while simultaneously zeroing the average voltage in the other four (<italic>x–y</italic>) planes in accordance with the zero references. The theoretical results are verified by experimentation using a passive resistive-inductive load. Finally, experimentally obtained total harmonic distortion values of the phase voltage and current for the eleven-phase SVPWM are compared with the corresponding values obtained using SVPWM for other odd phase numbers.
Languageen
PublisherIET
SubjectPWM invertors
harmonic distortion
reference circuits
switching theory
SVPWM scheme
d-q plane
duty cycle control
eleven-phase voltage source inverter switching theory
nonzero reference voltage
passive resistive-inductive load
sinusoidal output voltage generation
space vector pulse width modulation technique
total harmonic distortion
voltage space vector theory
x-y plane
zero voltage vector
TitleSpace vector pulse-width modulation technique for an eleven-phase voltage source inverter with sinusoidal output voltage generation
TypeArticle
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