2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2020.11.1028
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Simple boost PWM controlled cascaded quasi Z-source inverter

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“…(1 ) Table 2 shows that the Y-Source has the highest voltage gain and design flexibility among the networks mentioned above. In addition, if n 13 and n 32 of the YSC are considered as the turn ratio of the T-source and Γ-source, then the voltage gain satisfies the following relationship: (1 − 2d) −1 1 2 1 qZ-Source [12] (1 [16] (1 [19] (1 [20] (1…”
Section: Traditional Y-source Converter (Ysc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(1 ) Table 2 shows that the Y-Source has the highest voltage gain and design flexibility among the networks mentioned above. In addition, if n 13 and n 32 of the YSC are considered as the turn ratio of the T-source and Γ-source, then the voltage gain satisfies the following relationship: (1 − 2d) −1 1 2 1 qZ-Source [12] (1 [16] (1 [19] (1 [20] (1…”
Section: Traditional Y-source Converter (Ysc)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the cost of the converter was increased as well as the flexibility of duty cycle adjustment was reduced. Compared with it, Figure 1d shows a cascaded quasi Z-Source network [16], which allows a larger range of duty cycles. Nevertheless, due to the influence of parasitic effects, its efficiency will be degraded, which limits its practical application in industrial applications.…”
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“…So, the Z source connected between DC source and inverter. The z source includes the impedance network circuits attached with DC link point [2]- [8]. The impedance network play role to overcome the limitation of conventional current and voltage source inverter.…”
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