Phase-shift modulation technique for 5-level packed U-cell (PUC5) inverter
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Abstract
In this paper a phase shift pulse width modulation (PS-PWM) is designed and implemented on the five level packed U-cell inverter (PUC5) to achieve better harmonic performance. Therefore, the PUC5 configuration and switching states are studied in details to design the PS-PWM technique properly in order to maintain the main feature of PUC5 inverter, which is sensor-less voltage balancing of the auxiliary capacitor. Such balanced voltage helps producing five identical voltage levels at the output. Moreover, PS-PWM enhances the performance of voltage balancing at all modulation indexes and makes the dynamic response faster with shorter time constant to reach the steady state reference voltage. Also the other advantages of PS-PWM will be accessible on this type of converter including lower switching losses and harmonic pollution results in using smaller size of harmonic filters in comparison with level sift modulation. Simulation results are demonstrated and discussed to validate the acceptable performance of the designed modulation technique.
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