Space vector PWM based inverter

The aim of this paper is to obtain the AC voltage from DC source with the help of Space vector based Inverter. In a space-vector PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) inverter, which is widely used, the voltage utilization factor can be increased to 0.906, normalized to that of the six step operation. Three phase voltage-source pulse width modulation inverters have been widely used for dc/ac power conversion since they can produce a variable voltage and variable frequency power. However, they require a dead time to avoid the arm-short and snubber circuits to suppress the switching spike. Apart from these ancillary aspects, the PWM inverters have an essential problem that they cannot produce voltages as large as the six-step inverters can. That is, the dc bus voltage cannot be utilized to the maximum. To increase the voltage utilization of the sinusoidal PWM inverter, a method of the addition of the third harmonics to the reference voltage was proposed by which the fundamental component can be increased by 15.5%. In a space-vector PWM inverter, which is widely used, the voltage utilization factor can be increased to 0.906, normalized to that of the sixstep operation. On the other hand, different discontinuous PWM strategies were analyzed, where the modulation waveform of a phase has at least one segment of 60 which is clamped to the positive and/or negative dc bus for, at most, a total of 120 in a fundamental period during which no switching in either inverter arm occurs. Recently, it is shown that discontinuous PWM schemes and the space-vector PWM can be obtained by properly adding a zero-sequence voltage to the original modulation waveform.