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    This document describes a 7 level H-bridge inverter circuit. It uses 3 H-bridge circuits connected in a cascaded configuration to generate 7 voltage levels. The number of H-bridges required is (m-1)/2, where m is the number of voltage levels. The switching angles for each H-bridge are calculated using the formula α =i*180/m, where i ranges from 1 to (m-1)/2. While this circuit achieves a high number of voltage levels, it has drawbacks such as high total harmonic distortion, requiring a large number of switches, and occupying a large size.

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    This document describes a 7 level H-bridge inverter circuit. It uses 3 H-bridge circuits connected in a cascaded configuration to generate 7 voltage levels. The number of H-bridges required is (m-1)/2, where m is the number of voltage levels. The switching angles for each H-bridge are calculated using the formula α =i*180/m, where i ranges from 1 to (m-1)/2. While this circuit achieves a high number of voltage levels, it has drawbacks such as high total harmonic distortion, requiring a large number of switches, and occupying a large size.

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    7 Level H-Bridge Based Inverter: Usama Bin Qamar Sanan Ali

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    This document describes a 7 level H-bridge inverter circuit. It uses 3 H-bridge circuits connected in a cascaded configuration to generate 7 voltage levels. The number of H-bridges required is (m-1)/2, where m is the number of voltage levels. The switching angles for each H-bridge are calculated using the formula α =i*180/m, where i ranges from 1 to (m-1)/2. While this circuit achieves a high number of voltage levels, it has drawbacks such as high total harmonic distortion, requiring a large number of switches, and occupying a large size.

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    7 LEVEL H-BRIDGE

    BASED INVERTER
     Usama Bin Qamar
     Sanan Ali
    INTRODUCTION

    • Multilevel Inverter.

    • Cascaded Multilevel Inverter.

    • What Is IGBT & Why IGBT.


    SCHEMATIC
    HOW THE CIRCUIT WORKS
    CALCULATIONS
    • No of H-Bridges Required: (m-1)/2
    Where m= No of Level that is = 7 No of H-Bridges Required = 3

    • Switching Angle Formula: α =i*180/m where i=1,2,3…. (m-1)/2


    i
    Where m = Level of Inverter α = Switching Angle

    • Switching Angles for all Four Quadrant can be easily found Out than
    DRAWBACKS

    • High THD

    • More Number of Switches

    • More Size Required


    ANY QUESTION

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