space vector PWM for 2 leg inverter
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1. The document presents space vector modulation for two leg inverters. Space vector modulation treats the inverter as a single unit and provides better voltage utilization compared to sinusoidal pulse width modulation. 2. Space vector modulation represents the reference voltage as a combination of four switching vectors and determines the switching times of each transistor based on the location of the reference vector in the selected sector. 3. Simulation results show that space vector modulation generates less output voltage harmonics than sinusoidal pulse width modulation for two leg inverters.
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- 8. SPACE VECTOR PWM FOR 2-LEG INVERTER
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Editor's Notes
- SVM treats the inverter as a single unit. Can be represented in a two dimensional space. There are 4 possible states for the inverter.
- 4 active vectors occupy 4 vertices of the (Parallelogram)Rhombus If phase voltages are sinusoidal, the locus of Vs is a circular
- If the space vector lies in b/w any two active vectors, Then these 2 active vectors and zero vectors are used to synthesize the Vs Vs* is making an angle 0<teta<90 Volt-sec balance condition gives (incremental flux)=Vs*Tc=V1T1+V2T2+VzTz
- Can be distributed in the beginning and the end of Tc at a time, only one switch should be switched.
- Switching losses are increased Amplitude of higher order harmonics are increased The fundamental component of output voltage is less PWM method is unable to make full use of the inverters supply voltage and asymmetrical nature of switching characteristics , produce the high harmonic distortion in the supply.