2019
DOI: 10.1109/access.2019.2909831
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Real-Time Implementation of a 31-Level Asymmetrical Cascaded Multilevel Inverter for Dynamic Loads

Abstract: Among the renewable energy applications, the most popular inverters are cascaded multilevel inverters. Irrespective of numerous benefits these inverters face reliability issues due to the presence of more circuit components in the design. This has been a critical challenge for researchers in designing inverters with enhanced reliability by reducing the total harmonic distortion (THD). This paper proposes a 31-level asymmetric cascaded multilevel inverter for renewable energy applications. The proposed topology… Show more

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“…29The second and simpler OMTHD "configuration B" (cf. Section 3.A), is defined in (29), where the set of DCRs are treated as constraints instead of design variables. This configuration can be used to obtain optimum SAs when the DC source voltage values are enforced, as well as for the EDCS case, using (6).…”
Section: B Omthd Problem Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…29The second and simpler OMTHD "configuration B" (cf. Section 3.A), is defined in (29), where the set of DCRs are treated as constraints instead of design variables. This configuration can be used to obtain optimum SAs when the DC source voltage values are enforced, as well as for the EDCS case, using (6).…”
Section: B Omthd Problem Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This configuration can be used to obtain optimum SAs when the DC source voltage values are enforced, as well as for the EDCS case, using (6). The proposed OMTHD problem described by (28) or (29), can be solved using any Directsearch based global optimization algorithm, such as MATLAB's "Global Pattern Search" (GPS) [31], which was the algorithm of choice in this work, since the GPS algorithm is less sensitive than the highly stochastic Genetic Algorithm (GA), commonly employed for OMTHD [14], [17]. The novel OMTHD problem is intended for offline calculation of optimum SA and (optionally) optimum DCRs.…”
Section: B Omthd Problem Formulationmentioning
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“…Also, finding their appropriate use in renewable energy systems, which include smart and micro‐grids. There is always a scope of improvement of efficiency and reduction in the harmonic distortion has always become a concern for the researchers …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%