Three-phase four-leg flying-capacitor multi-level inverter-based active power filter for unbalanced current operation

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This study describes a new application of ying capacitor multi-level inverters whereby a three-phase, four-leg three-level inverter is used for harmonic current cancellation and unbalanced current compensation in a four-wire system. A direct three-dimensional-pulse-width modulation (3D-PWM) scheme is developed to deal with the increased state redundancy in the four-leg ying capacitor multi-level inverter. Test results show much superior performance in the four-leg case, which may allow the use of smaller DC supply capacitors. A new modied dead-beat current control algorithm is proposed and combined successfully with the 3D-PWM modulation technique in a hardware demonstrator of a complete active filter. © The Institution of Engineering and Technology 2013.

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Zhang, L., Waite, M. J., & Chong, B. (2013). Three-phase four-leg flying-capacitor multi-level inverter-based active power filter for unbalanced current operation. IET Power Electronics, 6(1), 153–163. https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-pel.2012.0317

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