Sinus Output 3-Phase Inverter Topology for Improved Drive Efficiency

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2014-09-24

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Ertan, Hulusi Bülent

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Traditionally electrical drives and uninterruptable power supplies generate pulse width modulated outputs. Harmonic content of such waveforms are known to cause problems. Therefore, it is worthwhile to investigate 3-phase sinus output topologies, which can compete with traditional inverter topologies, regarding performance and cost. In this paper, first some topologies for producing single-phase sinus output are reviewed. Then, the possibility of using these single-phase units for producing 3-phase output is investigated. Finally, the findings are evaluated and the course for further investigation is identified.

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Adjustable speed drives, Harmonics, Motor drive, Pulse width modulation, Inverter

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H. B. Ertan, “Sinus Output 3-Phase Inverter Topology for Improved Drive Efficiency,” 2014, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/54185.