Wide Band Gap Semiconductor Based Ultrahigh Efficient Binary Multilevel Inverter
We synthesized a cascade multilevel inverter with binary voltage levels such as: 4, 2, and 1 with the total voltage level of 7. A conventional cascaded inverter would have only 3 levels. To further reduce the size, especially the magnetic components, we hybridize the cascaded structure by making one inverter cell voltage floating, which can be charged and discharged by other cells. The current design consists of 12 modules in stack for 6.6 kV AC. The line-to-line voltage becomes 11.2 kV that is popularly used in most utilities. The power level is 100 kW, and the efficiency is 99% in this design.
The Future Energy Electronics Center (FEEC), part of The Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech, promotes and develops energy-efficient electronic technologies for the transportation and industrial automation industries. The Center's capabilities include modeling, simulation, and design and test of power-electronics devices, components, circuits and systems.
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