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I.
INTRODUCTION
2Vdc
3
Vdc
3
Fig.2 .Space vector locations for inverter-1 (Left) and inverter-2 (Right)
180
16'
Vsr
17'
15'
11'
18'
17'
18'
13'
12'
P
14'
OU = VDC
OG = 2/ 3 VDC
OA = 1/ 3 VDC
TABLE -I
Pole-voltage of
inverter-2 (VA0')
VDC/6
-VDC/3
-VDC/6
-VDC/6
VDC/3
VDC/6
VDC/6
VDC/3
-VDC/6
VDC/2
2Vdc
3
Vdc
3
(a)
Fig.8. Four-level dual inverter fed open-end winding induction motor drive
with front-end converter.
(b)
Fig.6 (a) Simulated Motor phase voltage (VAA) (b) Experimentally
obtained motor phase voltage for ma = 0.4. scale: X-axis:10ms/div;
Y-axis:100V/div.
V dc
3
(a)
(b)
Fig.10 Region Detector for front-end PWM converter
(a)
(c)
Fig.11. (a) Phase voltage and current (a-phase) waveforms of front-end
converter (b) DC link voltage of inverter-1(top) and inverter-2 (bottom) (c)
phase voltage and current of A-phase winding of induction motor at ma=0.4
Figure 12(a) shows the input source voltage and the line
current waveforms of the FEC for ma of 0.8, when the motor is
not loaded. In this case, the DC-link voltage of inverter-1 is
not connected to that of inverter-2 as mentioned earlier and
hence there is no overcharging of the DC-link capacitor of
inverter-2. Hence the FEC operates in the rectifying mode,
wherein the net energy flow is from the ac-input line into the
DC-link capacitor of inverter-2. Consequently, the line current
is almost in phase to the phase voltage PWM Converter
indicating a near Unity PF operation. Figure 12(b) shows the
DC-link voltages of inverters. It is evident that the DC-link
voltages are stiff and are in the ratio 2:1. Figure.12(c) shows
(a)
IV.
CONCLUSION
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(b)
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(c)
Fig.12. (a) Phase voltage and current (a-phase) waveforms of front-end
converter (b) DC link voltage of inverter-1(top) and inverter-2 (bottom) (c)
phase voltage(top) and phase current(bottom) of A-phase winding of
induction motor at ma=0.8