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Modeling And Simulation Of Highly Advanced Multilevel Inverter For Speed Control Of Induction Motor
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AUTHOR(S)
Ravi Raj, Sunnivesh Suman
KEYWORDS
DC Sources, Inverter, IGBT, THD, 9-Level diode add Inverter, Principle of single phase Induction Motor and Simulation Model.
ABSTRACT
In this Paper, the problem of removing Power dissipation from single phase Induction Motor with DC sources is considered by the speed control of Induction Motor with highly advanced 9-Level multi-level Inverter which having approximate zero Harmonics. As the demand of power is increasing day by day. So that, we must introduced very advanced Electrical Instruments which having high efficiency and less dissipation of power. The requirement of very advanced Inverter is necessary. Here we are designing a Multi-level Inverter up to the 9-level using IGBT (Insulated-gate bipolar transistor) by Mat lab which having negligible total harmonic distortion (THD) that’s why it will control the speed of single phase Induction motor which is presently widely used in our daily needs. Also, several informative Simulation results verify the authority and truthiness of the proposed Model.
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