ABSTRACT:
This
letter proposes a novel nine-level T-type packed U-cell (9L-TPUC) inverter,
which consists of one T-type neutral point clamped leg, one half-bridge, two
switches and two identical dc sources. And the single carrier modulation scheme
can easily produce the corresponding switching sequences, which makes the
T-type leg switching under high frequency and other switches operating under
low frequency. To further improve the operational efficiency, the T-type leg
can be constructed by using SiC devices for withstanding the necessary high
frequency switching. The experimental results verified the performance of the
proposed topology.1
KEYWORDS:
1. Packed U-Cell
Inverter
2. Nine-level
converter
3. Single carrier
modulation
4. SiC switch
SOFTWARE: MATLAB/SIMULINK
CONCLUSION:
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