Purpose
This paper aims to propose a bidirectional hidden converter (BHC)-based three-phase DC–AC conversion for energy storage application. BHC is the new concept to vary an energy storage device voltage into wide range. Hidden converter power loss and power rating are reduced by using zero-sequence injection-based carrier-based pulse-width modulation (CBPWM) strategy.
Design/methodology/approach
By using this control strategy, a BHC processes only little amount of power during double-stage conversion, mostly during direct or single-stage conversion of the three-phase three-port converter (TPTPC) only processing the maximum power.
Findings
TPTPC consists of two sets of positive group switches for inversion process, one set of switches is regular inverter switches called vertical positive group switches, and the second set is anti-series switches, which are horizontally connected for direct or single-stage conversion.
Originality/value
Characteristics, principles and implementations of proposed DC–AC 3Ø conversion system and its PWM strategy are analyzed. Through experimental outputs, the effectiveness and viability of the proposed solutions are validated.
Nowadays high quality power is essential for medical, research and industrial applications to produce good quality results and analysis. In this paper, an attempt has been made to improve the quality of power. A single phase seven level cascaded multi level inverter with identical dc supply is designed to reduce the harmonic components of the output voltage. Genetic algorithm optimization technique is applied to multilevel inverter to determine optimum switching angles there by reducing some higher order harmonics while maintaining the required fundamental voltage. This generalized technique can be extended to multi level inverters with any number of levels. The switching angles for each pulse are determined using Genetic Algorithm which is a evolutionary programming technique. The simulation is carried out in MATLAB/Simulink package and the result is compared with the conventional methods like Newton Raphson. The Total Harmonic Distortion is measured accordingly for different modulation indices. A proto type model of microcontroller based seven level inverter has been designed, fabricated and tested. The results are presented and analyzed and hence the hardware results are verified with the simulation results.
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