Multilevel Converters:The Future of Renewable Energy - Haruna Shanono, Ibrahim
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Multilevel converters are every day attracting research interest, due to its tremendous positive contributions in the medium power industries. The converter has put hope in the minds of power electronic engineers that a time will come when it will break a record by providing an efficient means of utilizing the abundant renewable energy resources. This book discussed the 3 major commercially available multilevel converter topologies, describing their design, technological advancements, applications and the various modulation techniques employed. The book also analyzed the harmonic contents of a…mehr

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Multilevel converters are every day attracting research interest, due to its tremendous positive contributions in the medium power industries. The converter has put hope in the minds of power electronic engineers that a time will come when it will break a record by providing an efficient means of utilizing the abundant renewable energy resources. This book discussed the 3 major commercially available multilevel converter topologies, describing their design, technological advancements, applications and the various modulation techniques employed. The book also analyzed the harmonic contents of a Nine level converter with different modulation index and switching angle distribution ratio. Two cases were simulated using PSIM package, in which the result in both the two cases appeared to comply with the SHE elimination theory. The simulated results were then verified using a prototype in the laboratory.
Autorenporträt
Ibrahim Haruna Shanono received his B.Eng and Msc. degree from Bayero University Kano and Nottingham University in 2008 and 2012 respectively.He is currently working with the Department of Electrical Engineering, Bayero University Kano, Nigeria. His research interests are in the areas of Power Electronics and Automatic Control systems.