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The authors present a statistical approach to the analysis of random PWM (RPWM) methods, for use in DC/AC power conversion, which generate PWM signals by comparing a reference modulating function with random numbers or signals. Such an approach is used to analyse and optimise a new weighted RPWM (WRPWM) method and also a standard trapezoidal RPWM ...
Y. Shrivastava +2 more
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FPGA implementation of PWM pattern generators [for PWM invertors]
Pulse width modulation is used in power converters to modulate a reference signal into gating pulses for IGBT switches. This conversion can be carried out using analog circuits or digital circuits, such as DSPs and microcontrollers. A more efficient and faster solution is the use of field programmable gate arrays (FPGA).
null Dan Deng, null Su Chen, G. Joos
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A new space vector modulation strategy for common mode voltage reduction [in PWM invertors]
In this paper, the impact of the inverter modulation strategy on common mode conducted emissions is addressed. Whereas typically passive filter designs are used to mitigate the common mode current produced by the inverter, active filtering is proven to greatly reduce common mode conducted emissions due to the modulation of the power converter.
G. Oriti, A.L. Julian, T.A. Lipo
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Operating voltage pulse width modulated (PWM) inverters in the overmodulation region extends their voltage and power range and improves their dynamic performance. This paper is a contribution to the extension of the operating range of the classification algorithm for the implementation of space vector modulation (SVM) in the pulse dropping region.
A.R. Bakhshai, G. Joos, H. Jin
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A three-phase PWM strategy using a stepped reference waveform (invertor drives)
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 1991The theoretical derivation of a carrier-based three phase pulse-width-modulated (PWM) technique for invertor drives using a stepped reference waveform is presented. The reference waveform is divided into 30 degrees intervals, with each interval being controlled individually to control the magnitude of the fundamental harmonic.
J.C. Salmon, S. Olsen, N. Durdle
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TELESCON 2000. Third International Telecommunications Energy Special Conference (IEEE Cat. No.00EX424), 2002
This paper presents a novel PWM control scheme for three phase inverters. Compared to the traditional carrier based PWM control scheme, the new strategy is able to reduce the power semiconductors' switching frequency to 66.7%, and to increase the amplitude of the inverter output voltages to 115.47%.
null Qionglin Zheng +3 more
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This paper presents a novel PWM control scheme for three phase inverters. Compared to the traditional carrier based PWM control scheme, the new strategy is able to reduce the power semiconductors' switching frequency to 66.7%, and to increase the amplitude of the inverter output voltages to 115.47%.
null Qionglin Zheng +3 more
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COMPEL 2000. 7th Workshop on Computers in Power Electronics. Proceedings (Cat. No.00TH8535), 2002
The paper describes developed version of novel frequency-oriented methodology of direct pulse width modulation (PWM) of line-to-line output voltage of three-phase voltage source drive inverters, based on special piece-wise approximation of the function of active switching states from their position inside clock intervals.
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The paper describes developed version of novel frequency-oriented methodology of direct pulse width modulation (PWM) of line-to-line output voltage of three-phase voltage source drive inverters, based on special piece-wise approximation of the function of active switching states from their position inside clock intervals.
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Multi channel PWM power invertors integrated in a switching power supply circuit
IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics, 1989A description is given of a PWM (pulse-width modulated) power inverter circuit integrated into a conventional switching power-supply circuit. The output current of the switching power supply is distributed to several output loads by a time-sharing scheme using a PWM switching network that uses input voltage values to determine which load is energized ...
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THE EFFECT OF A SPEED CONTROLLER ON FAN NOISE (PWM INVERTOR TYPE)
Industrial NoiseP HUNNABALL, AG TULL
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