Active Filtering of Inverter Output Waveforms Based on Orthogonal Space Vector Theory
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This paper presents a DC/AC converter consisting of two two-level inverters. The complex converter is built using two standard three-phase inverters: the main inverter (MI) and the auxiliary one (AI). The MI is controlled in a simple way to generate the stepped output voltage and the AI works as an active filter limiting the higher harmonics in the MI output voltage. The filtering process is based on the orthogonal space vector theory. A development and modification of the basic solution are presented here. The output voltage of the MI takes the shape of a stepped voltage comparable to the voltage generated by multilevel inverters. The AI operates as a very effective active power filter (APF) of the MI output voltage. The AI power is significantly lower in comparison to the MI power.
- Gdynia Maritime University Poland
- Gdynia Maritime University Poland
active power filter, Technology, three-phase inverter, active power filter; space vector; vector orthogonality; three-phase inverter; spectrum; THD factor, T, spectrum, space vector, THD factor, vector orthogonality
active power filter, Technology, three-phase inverter, active power filter; space vector; vector orthogonality; three-phase inverter; spectrum; THD factor, T, spectrum, space vector, THD factor, vector orthogonality
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