Performance Analysis of Induction Motor Drive at Various Conduction Modes Using 3-phase Bridge Inverter

Memon, Ghulam Shabir; Mahar, Mukhtiar Ahmed; Kumar, C.Ebbie Selva; Shaikh, Muhammad Mohsin; Guriro, Shubash Kumar

doi:10.1109/inmic.2018.8595527

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“…The traditional topologies include diode clamped, flying capacitor, and cascaded H-bridge configurations [2][3][4][5]. Among these, diode clamped and cascaded H-bridge topologies have gained prominence in various applications [6][7][8]. The diode clamped topology requires only one DC source, enabling different voltage levels by connecting capacitors in series.…”

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Simulation of Asymmetrical Seven Level Multi Level Inverter using MATLAB Simulink

Kiran¹,

Krishna²,

Soumya³

et al. 2023

IJRASET

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Multi-Level Inverter (MLI) has gained significant significance in medium power and medium voltage AC drive applications. Various topologies have been developed in the design of MLIs. Hybrid topologies are emerging to minimize component requirements and reduce switching losses. This paper introduces a comprehensive analysis and functioning of the asymmetrical seven level multi-level inverter topology. The modeling process is executed using the MATLAB Simulink environment.

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Simulation of Asymmetrical Seven Level Multi Level Inverter using MATLAB Simulink

Kiran¹,

Krishna²,

Soumya³

et al. 2023

IJRASET

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Comparative Study of TLP250 and IR2132 Driver-Based Inverter for Induction Motor Driving

Yurico,

Riyadi

2024

J. Stud. Sci. Eng.

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As time progresses, electric motors are used for industrial or commercial purposes. The need for a motor that is robust, simple, and easy to maintain has been answered by creating an induction motor that can handle the purpose. At the beginning of its use, induction motors were more often used at constant speeds. Using an inverter becomes one of the solutions at hand to control the induction motor. Nowadays, most inverters are controlled by the SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation) method. This method can adjust the output voltage and frequency by setting the carrier signal's frequency value and the reference signal's amplitude. A driver circuit is needed to implement an SPWM-based inverter. This driver circuit is needed to isolate the power circuit from the controller. Moreover, this circuit is also used to increase the microcontroller output signal to trigger the IGBT gate switch. The IR2132 and TLP250 drivers are often used in three-phase inverter applications. These drivers have advantages and disadvantages. This paper discusses the capabilities of these two drivers when applied to a three-phase inverter that functions as an induction motor drive. This inverter-controlled induction motor is advantageous because it can be rotated at a nominal speed and frequency.

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Performance Analysis of Induction Motor Drive at Various Conduction Modes Using 3-phase Bridge Inverter

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Simulation of Asymmetrical Seven Level Multi Level Inverter using MATLAB Simulink

Simulation of Asymmetrical Seven Level Multi Level Inverter using MATLAB Simulink

Comparative Study of TLP250 and IR2132 Driver-Based Inverter for Induction Motor Driving

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