Performance Evaluation of The Single-Phase Split-Source Inverter Using An Alternative Dc-Ac Configuration
Performance Evaluation of The Single-Phase Split-Source Inverter Using An Alternative Dc-Ac Configuration
INTRODUCTION:
Single-stage dc–ac power conversion systems has
undergone a fast evolution during the last few years to replace
the conventional two-stage architecture, which includes a front-
end dc–dc boost converter (BC) and an output voltage-source
inverter (VSI). This evolution has grown up as a way to improve
the overall system performance, in terms of reducing its size and
complexity . Most of these single-stage topologies and their
different modulation schemes have been reviewed. Among these
different single-stage options, the three-phase split-source
inverter (SSI) has recently been proposed as an alternative
solution to the commonly used Z-source inverter (ZSI), in order
to overcome some of its demerits, such as the discontinuity of
the input dc current and the dc-link voltage and the high voltage
stresses at higher overall voltage gains.
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