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Single-phase DC-AC inverter with transformer and transformerless and low power dissipation filter for photovoltaic-based home-scale electric power system

Hidayat I.

2019 International Conference on Information and Communications Technology Icoiact 2019

Published: 2019Citations: 1

Abstract

This paper describes the effects of modulation techniques and the number of pulses on low power dissipation in a single-phase inverter and a multilevel inverter. Multilevel inverters and single-phase inverters given pulse input use PWM (Pulse Width Modulation), SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse-Width Modulation) and PWL (Piecewise - Linear) modulation techniques, either in the form of square waves or multilevel pulses paired with the appropriate LCL filters. produce an inverter circuit that has a low THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) and high efficiency. The use of transformers is also mentioned in this paper to increase the source voltage at an output of 48 volts to around 220V-227Volt. Simulation results show that the effect of simple modulation switching techniques, such as PWM generated square waves, is simpler and more efficient if the right filter is used. The results of the simulation in PSpice show that of the switching techniques control in inverter system with fit filter can reduce the THD up to 1.81% and the efficiency is very high reaching of about 98%.

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