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This slide presents work on modeling and simulating a unipolar pulse-width modulation (PWM) scheme applied to a single-phase DC-AC converter. The converter uses a full-bridge inverter with insulated-gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) to generate a desired sinusoidal output voltage. Simulation results show the output voltage and current waveforms are exceptionally smooth after filtering, with the unipolar PWM scheme reducing common-mode electromagnetic interference noise by only switching the output at the fundamental frequency.

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Technical Writing and Presentation: No Question/ Task Answer Note

This slide presents work on modeling and simulating a unipolar pulse-width modulation (PWM) scheme applied to a single-phase DC-AC converter. The converter uses a full-bridge inverter with insulated-gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) to generate a desired sinusoidal output voltage. Simulation results show the output voltage and current waveforms are exceptionally smooth after filtering, with the unipolar PWM scheme reducing common-mode electromagnetic interference noise by only switching the output at the fundamental frequency.

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Technical Writing and Presentation

Week 4: Three Minutes Slide (3MS)

No Question/ Task Answer Note


1. The main objective Modelling and Simulation of Unipolar Pulse-width
of the slide is modulation (PWM)Scheme on a Single Phase DC-AC
Converter
2. List out the Technical terms:
technical terms, full-bridge inverter,
key words in the Insulatedgate-bipolar transistor, IGBT
paper
modified unipolar
Key words:
PWM Schemes; DC-AC Converter
3. Abstract and Pulse-width modulation (PWM) of a signal or
introduction powersource involves the modulation of its duty
cycle, to either convey information over a
communications channel or control the amount of
power sent to a load. This slide presents work on
modelling and simulation of unipolar PWM applied
to a single phase DC-AC converter (inverter) as
switching control schemes. The inverter and its LC
filters component value are fixed and carefully
selected by considering their volumes and prices.
4. Main Content A typical full-bridge DC-AC converter is shown in
Fig. 1. The inverter consists of two legs and supplies
a single-phase AC output voltage Vout to the load.
A certain switching algorithm can be applied to
each of the four switch modules T1, T2, T3, and T4
in order to control the inverter to generate desired
sinusoidal output with desired frequency and
magnitude. Among the practical switching schemes,
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is classical and
most widely used. In this case, the high order
harmonics are removed by using LC filter.Figure
2.Unipolar PWM inductor current, load output
current and load output voltage waveforms.Figure
3. Output voltage waveforms before and after
filtering.Figure 4.Output current waveforms before
and after filtering.The voltage and current output is
seen that the output waveform is exceptionally
smooth and cleaned.
5. Conclusion Digital simulation on PSIM successfully evaluated
the feasibility and performance of the unipolar
PWM modulation approach for single-phase DC-AC
power converter. As demonstrated and analyzed,
the unipolar PWM scheme has an advantage in the
reduction of common-mode EMI noise because the
output voltage lines of this scheme is switched only
at the fundamental frequency. Therefore, the
related EMI noise is reduced.

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