论文信息 - Investigation of common-mode voltages of PWM inverter with a small capacity auxiliary inverter

Investigation of common-mode voltages of PWM inverter with a small capacity auxiliary inverter

This paper presents a dual-bridge inverter approach to eliminate the motor common-mode voltage. This inverter which consists of two inverters to be connected in parallel does not generate the common-mode voltage, and can drive standard three-phase three-wire induction motors. Additionally, because one inverter does not output active power, the capacity of the inverter is very small. The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified experimentally.

Kouki Matsuse | Hisao Kubota | Ichiro Miki | Masafumi Kikuchi | Naoyuki Aizawa

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