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Lecture 20 23

This document summarizes a lecture on three-phase inverters. It discusses the configuration of three-phase inverters using single-phase inverters connected in parallel. Equivalent circuits are presented for resistive and RL loads connected in wye configuration. Equations are provided for calculating line voltages, phase voltages, line currents, and representing voltages using Fourier series for resistive and RL loads driven by a three-phase inverter.

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Lecture 20 23

This document summarizes a lecture on three-phase inverters. It discusses the configuration of three-phase inverters using single-phase inverters connected in parallel. Equivalent circuits are presented for resistive and RL loads connected in wye configuration. Equations are provided for calculating line voltages, phase voltages, line currents, and representing voltages using Fourier series for resistive and RL loads driven by a three-phase inverter.

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EE-502

Power Electronics

B.Tech Vth Semester


Lecture- 20 to 23
By:

Dr. Ahteshamul Haque


Department of Electrical Engineering
Faculty of Engineering & Technology
Jamia Millia Islamia ( A Central University), New Delhi
UNIT-111

B.Tech (Electrical) Vth Semester- EE-502 : Power Electronics- 16th Lecture: By Dr. Ahteshamul Haque
Figure 6.5 Three-phase inverter formed by three single-phase inverters.
Figure 6.6 Three-phase bridge inverter.
Figure 6.7 Delta- and Υ-connected load.
Table 6.2
Switch States
for Three-
Phase Voltage-
Source
Inverter
Figure 6.8 Equivalent circuits for Υ-connected resistive load.
Equations 6.20a, 6.20b, and 6.20c

• The instantaneous line-to-line voltage νab (for a Υ-


connected load) is

• Both νbc and νca can be found from Eq. (6.20a) by


phase shifting νab by 120° and 240°, respectively,
Equations 6.23 and 6.24

• The rms fundamental line voltage.

• The rms value of line-to-neutral voltages can be found


from the line voltage,
Figure 6.9 Three-phase inverter with RL load.
Equations 6.25a, 6.25b, and 6.25c

• The instantaneous phase voltages (for a Υ-connected


load) are
Equation 6.26

• Using Eq. (6.25a), the line current ia for an RL load is


given by

where θn = tan−1(nωL/R).
Figure 6.10 Gating signals for 120° conduction.
Figure 6.11 Equivalent circuits for Υ-connected
resistive load.
Equations 6.28a, 6.28b, and 6.28c Equivalent Circuits

• The line-to-neutral voltages that are shown in Figure


6.10 can be expressed in Fourier series as
Equations 6.29a, 6.29b, and 6.29c Equivalent Circuits

• The instantaneous line-to-line voltages (for a Υ-


connected load) are

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