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    The document describes a three phase half bridge inverter that operates using 180 degree conduction. It has six switches that are grouped into a top group of three switches and bottom group of three switches. The inverter operates over six modes, with each switch conducting for 180 degrees over one cycle. The switching sequence and resulting line voltages are shown over each 60 degree interval. 180 degree conduction is preferred over 120 degree conduction because the switches are more fully utilized for the same load conditions.

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    The document describes a three phase half bridge inverter that operates using 180 degree conduction. It has six switches that are grouped into a top group of three switches and bottom group of three switches. The inverter operates over six modes, with each switch conducting for 180 degrees over one cycle. The switching sequence and resulting line voltages are shown over each 60 degree interval. 180 degree conduction is preferred over 120 degree conduction because the switches are more fully utilized for the same load conditions.

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    Lecture No. 26 Three Phase Inverter 180 Conduction

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    Lecture 26

    THREE PHASE HALF BRIDGE


    INVERTER (180ᵒ conduction type)
    Three phase inverter

    • High power applications


    • AC motor drives
    • Induction heating
    • UPS
    Three phase inverter
    •Constructed
      with three single phase bridges
    • − are gate commutated controlled devices (having bidirectional current flow capability)
    • − are reverse recovery diodes

    • Top group switches (, , )


    • Bottom group (, , )

    E
    Modes of operation
    • Switching action takes place after 60ᵒ
    • Each switch conducts for 180ᵒ in one time period
    • Switches of same phase leg are not turned ON simultaneously

    Mode Intervals
    1 0 to 60ᵒ ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON
    2
    2 60ᵒ
    60ᵒ to
    to 120ᵒ
    120ᵒ ON
    ON ON
    ON OFF
    OFF OFF
    OFF OFF
    OFF ON
    ON
    3 120ᵒ to 180ᵒ ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF
    3 120ᵒ to 180ᵒ ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF
    4 180ᵒ to 240ᵒ OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF
    4 180ᵒ to 240ᵒ OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF
    5 240ᵒ to 300ᵒ OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF
    5
    6 240ᵒ
    300ᵒ to
    to 300ᵒ
    360ᵒ OFF
    OFF OFF
    OFF ON
    OFF ON
    ON ON
    ON OFF
    ON
    6 300ᵒ to 360ᵒ OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON
         Line voltages
    Mode 1 ( 0 — 60ᵒ )
    Phase voltages
    , and conduct

    E C
    B N
    A
    N
         Line voltages
    Mode 2 (60ᵒ — 120ᵒ )
    Phase voltages
    , and conduct

    E C
    B N
    A
         Line voltages
    Mode 3 (120ᵒ — 180ᵒ )
    Phase voltages
    and conduct

    E C
    B N
    A
         Line voltages
    Mode 4 (180ᵒ — 240ᵒ )
    Phase voltages
    and conduct

    E C
    B N
    A
         Line voltages
    Mode 5 (240ᵒ — 300ᵒ )
    Phase voltages
    and conduct

    E C
    B N
    A
     
     
    Mode 6 (300ᵒ — 360ᵒ )   Line voltages

    Phase voltages
    and conduct

    E C
    B N
    A
    Switching sequence
    Intervals
    0 to 60ᵒ ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON E -E 0
    60ᵒ
    60ᵒ to
    to 120ᵒ
    120ᵒ ON
    ON ON
    ON OFF
    OFF OFF
    OFF OFF
    OFF ON
    ON EE 0
    0 -E
    -E
    120ᵒ to 180ᵒ ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF 0 E -E
    120ᵒ to 180ᵒ ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF 0 E -E
    180ᵒ to 240ᵒ OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF -E E 0
    180ᵒ to 240ᵒ OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF -E E 0
    240ᵒ to 300ᵒ OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF -E 0 E
    240ᵒ
    300ᵒ to
    to 300ᵒ
    360ᵒ OFF
    OFF OFF
    OFF ON
    OFF ON
    ON ON
    ON OFF
    ON - -E
    0 0
    -E EE
    300ᵒ to 360ᵒ OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON 0 -E E
     The line voltages can be calculated by following expressions:
    •  Line to line RMS voltage is given by

    • Line to neutral RMS voltage is given by


    Comparison between 180ᵒ and 120ᵒ conduction
    mode operation
    • Since one switch conducts for 120ᵒ, these switches are less utilized as compared
    to 180ᵒ conduction for the same load conditions.

    • 180ᵒ conduction is preferred and it is generally used in three-phase inverters.

    • The design of an inverter requires the determination of average, rms, and peak
    currents of the switching devices (IGBT, MOSFET, etc..) and diodes.

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