An insight into Mil-Std-461G: A study report

Chaluvadi, Mahesh; Vincentraj, G.; Thomas, K. George

doi:10.1109/icpcsi.2017.8391932

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“…30,31 Figure 19A and 19B depicts frequency versus conducted emission (CE) for both seven-level and five-level operations measured across the input of MLBC for same test conditions. 30,31 Figure 19A and 19B depicts frequency versus conducted emission (CE) for both seven-level and five-level operations measured across the input of MLBC for same test conditions.…”

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“…Further, to show the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), the proposed two-stage system is tested using line impedance stabilization network (LISN) based on MIL-STD-461G standard. 30,31 Figure 19A and 19B depicts frequency versus conducted emission (CE) for both seven-level and five-level operations measured across the input of MLBC for same test conditions. The measured CE is well below the limit line of MIL-STD-461G standard.…”

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A new structure of single‐phase two‐stage hybrid transformerless multilevel PV inverter

Kuncham

Kirubakaran

Subrahmanyam

2018

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Transformerless inverters are becoming popular for grid-connected photovoltaic applications due to their simplicity, reduced size, weight, cost, and higher efficiency. In this paper, a two-stage hybrid transformerless multilevel inverter (MLI) for single-phase grid-connected photovoltaic power generation system (PVPGS) is presented. The proposed topology comprises a multilevel boost converter (MLBC) and a symmetrical hybrid MLI. MLBC combines the boosting and switched capacitor voltage functions to produce self-balanced multiple voltage levels. The proposed MLI is derived from a combination of bidirectional switches, a half bridge, and a diode-clamped branch, which can produce only two variations in the total common mode voltage and is capable of suppressing leakage current as per DIN VDE 0126-1-1 grid standards. It offers the advantages of scalability, reactive power capability, reduced total harmonic distortion, and filter size. The proposed hybrid transformerless seven-level inverter is simulated in MATLAB, and experimental setup is built to validate the effectiveness of the proposed configuration. Finally, a comprehensive comparison is made with other seven-level inverter topologies.

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confidence: 99%