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Single Phase Inverter & Switching Techniques

This document discusses single phase inverters and switching techniques. It describes: 1) The basic components of an inverter including a DC source, storage device, switching devices, and AC filter. 2) Common switching devices like half bridges and full bridges used in inverters. 3) Switching techniques including square wave, single pulse width modulation (PWM), and sinusoidal PWM. Square wave and single pulse PWM techniques are explained in detail. 4) For square wave switching, the output RMS voltage is fixed based on the DC voltage. Single pulse PWM allows the RMS output to be varied by changing the pulse width.
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Single Phase Inverter & Switching Techniques

This document discusses single phase inverters and switching techniques. It describes: 1) The basic components of an inverter including a DC source, storage device, switching devices, and AC filter. 2) Common switching devices like half bridges and full bridges used in inverters. 3) Switching techniques including square wave, single pulse width modulation (PWM), and sinusoidal PWM. Square wave and single pulse PWM techniques are explained in detail. 4) For square wave switching, the output RMS voltage is fixed based on the DC voltage. Single pulse PWM allows the RMS output to be varied by changing the pulse width.
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Single Phase Inverter

& Switching Techniques

Dr. Ir. Mochamad Ashari, M.Eng.


Dept. of Electrical Engineering
Institute of Technology Sepuluh Nopember (ITS)
Surabaya
DC-to-AC Converter (Inverter)

 Mengubah dari
tegangan DC menjadi
AC
 Aplikasi: power
supply, UPS
(uninterruptible power
supply), electric drive,
active filter, power
factor correction dsb.

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Tegangan Inverter

 Tegangan DC input:
– DC murni (tidak ada
ripple)
 Tegangan AC output:
– Square wave
– Pulse Width Modulation
(PWM)
– Sinusoidal

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Inverter Element

 Sumber DC: Idc io


penyearah, battery,
+ Ldc +
panel surya dll. Switching
Devices vo
 Temporary Storage Vdc -
-
Device: Battery ac load
– InductorCurrent
Source Inverter (CSI) io

– Capacitor  Voltage + + Switching


+

Source Inverter (VSI) -


Cdc Devices vo
Vdc -
 Switching Device -

Battery ac load
 Filter AC

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Switching Device

 Halfbridge terdiri dari:


– Dua buah sumber DC yang
identik
– Dua buah semikonductor
switch
– Tegangan puncak output =
Vdc/2 io

 Fullbridge terdiri dari: Q1 D1 Q3 D3

Vdc +
– Sebuah sumber DC Cdc vo
+
R
-
– Empat buah semikonductor -

switch Q2 D2 Q4 D4

– Tegangan puncak output =


Vdc

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Sistem Pemadaman Inverter

 Line Commutation:
– Switch devices: thyristor
– Padam karena teg. line io
 Forced Commutation:
– Switch devices: keluarga Q1 D1 Q3 D3
Transistor (BJT, IGBT etc), Vdc +
thyristor dengan +
Cdc vo R
commutation circuit -
-
– Padam karena dipaksa Q2 Q4
D2 D4
 Resonant:
– Switch devices: thyristor
– Padam karena beban
berupa komponen
resonansi
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Switching Techniques
io
1. Square-wave
2. Single Pulse Width Q1 D1 Q3 D3
Modulation (PWM) Vdc +
+
3. Multiple Pulse PWM Cdc vo R
-
4. Sinusoidal PWM Q2 Q4
-

D2 D4
5. Modified SPWM

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(1) Square Wave Switching

vo (t) = Vdc for 0  t   vo


Vdc
vo (t) = -Vdc for   t  2 t
 2 3 4
-Vdc

To=1/ fo
Fourier Series:
4Vdc sin nt
vo 


n 1, 3, 5,... n
4Vdc 4V 4V
vo (t )  sin(t )  dc sin(3t )  dc sin(5t )  ...
 3 5
4Vdc
V1 rms 
 2
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(1) Square Wave Switching
 The rms output is fixed  2 2

1
depending on the dc Vo  rms    Vdc dt   (Vdc ) 2 dt   Vdc
2  
0  
voltage Vdc
 Controlling the rms 4Vdc
output must be from the V1 rms 
dc voltage  2
 High fundamental 2
component, the peak  Vo rms 
THD     1
voltage = 1.27 Vdc  V1 rms 
 High harmonic 2
distortion =48.3%   1  0.483
8

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(2) Single Pulse PWM

vo (t) = Vdc

for (-)/2  t  (+ )/2


vo (t) = -Vdc

for (-)/2  t  (+ )/2

Fourier Series: 
 n 
4Vdc  sin 
vo   
 n 1,3,5,...  n
2  sin nt

 
 

4Vdc sin    
v1 rms  2  
2 2 2 2
 2
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(2) Single Pulse PWM
 The rms output can be
varied depending on the   2 3 
 
1  2 2 
   Vdc dt   (Vdc ) dt 
2 2
pulse width () Vo  rms
2    3  

 2 2 2 
SINGLE PULSE PWM

 Vdc
2.5
THD
1

2 0.8

RMS (pu of Vdc)


RMS
THD (pu)

1.5 0.6
2
1 0.4
 Vo  rms 
0.5 0.2 THD     1
0 0
 V1 rms 

0.3

0.7

0.9

1
0.1

0.2

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.8

Delta (x3.14 rad)  1


2 
8 sin
2
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(3) Multiple Pulse PWM
 Vref is a dc voltage
 Vtri has higher
frequency several times p
than the output
frequency
 p= number of pulse in
fc
half period, p 
2 fo
 
m

2p
2p 2

  dt
2
Vo  rms V dc
2  

2p 2

p
 Vdc    
  
2p 2 2p 2
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(3) Multiple Pulse PWM

vo  B
n 1, 3, 5,...
n sin nt

p
2Vdc n      
Bn   sin sin n 
 m    sin n    m  
m 1 n 2   2   2 

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(4) Sinusoidal PWM

 Reference signal:
amplitudo Ao, frequency fo
 Carrier signal: amplitudo
AC, frequency fC
 Amplitudo Modulation ratio
(Modulation Index):
M = Ao / AC
 Frequency Modulation
ratio:
M f = f C / fo

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(4) Sinusoidal PWM

 Untuk 0M1.0, tegangan


output fundamental:
vout(1) = Vdc M cos (2fot)
 Frekuensi tegangan
output = frekuensi signal
referensi, fo
 Overmodulation 
M>1.0, tegangan output
tidak linier terhadap M

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(4a) Bipolar SPWM

C o m p a ra to r

+ vg1 & vg4


-
Not

vg2 & vg3

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(4b) Bipolar PWM

THD = 142.6%

THD = 31.8%

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(4c) Unipolar SPWM

C o m p a ra to r

+ v g1
-
N ot

v g2

+ v g3
-
N ot

v g4

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(4c) Unipolar SPWM

THD = 71.6%

THD=8.5%

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