2023
DOI: 10.3390/su151813376
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A Review of Multilevel Inverter Topologies for Grid-Connected Sustainable Solar Photovoltaic Systems

Shaik Nyamathulla,
Dhanamjayulu Chittathuru

Abstract: Solar energy is one of the most suggested sustainable energy sources due to its availability in nature, developments in power electronics, and global environmental concerns. A solar photovoltaic system is one example of a grid-connected application using multilevel inverters (MLIs). In grid-connected PV systems, the inverter’s design must be carefully considered to improve efficiency. The switched capacitor (SC) MLI is an appealing inverter over its alternatives for a variety of applications due to its inducto… Show more

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“…PV systems integrated with MLIs offer advantages for efficient power conversion and grid integration 24 26 , harnessing solar radiation and converting it into AC power suitable for grid or stand-alone loads 27 . The integration provides a reliable solution for RE conversion 28 . The PV system, represented by the five-parameter single-diode model, is shown in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…PV systems integrated with MLIs offer advantages for efficient power conversion and grid integration 24 26 , harnessing solar radiation and converting it into AC power suitable for grid or stand-alone loads 27 . The integration provides a reliable solution for RE conversion 28 . The PV system, represented by the five-parameter single-diode model, is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Complete System Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The modulation strategies that are typically employed for multilevel inverters are primarily divided into two significant groups: carrier-based methods and space vector-based methods, as discussed in multiple studies [35,36]. These methods are unique in their approach and have different usage scenarios.…”
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