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Three Phase Inverter Report

The document outlines a simulation of a three-phase inverter using MATLAB/Simulink to generate square wave outputs and observe voltage and current waveforms across a three-phase R-L load. It details the circuit configuration, switching signal generation, and the resulting output waveforms, emphasizing the inverter's ability to produce approximately sinusoidal currents through load filtering. The conclusion highlights the successful demonstration of a basic square wave inverter's functionality.

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Three Phase Inverter Report

The document outlines a simulation of a three-phase inverter using MATLAB/Simulink to generate square wave outputs and observe voltage and current waveforms across a three-phase R-L load. It details the circuit configuration, switching signal generation, and the resulting output waveforms, emphasizing the inverter's ability to produce approximately sinusoidal currents through load filtering. The conclusion highlights the successful demonstration of a basic square wave inverter's functionality.

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Three-Phase Inverter using Sine Wave

Objective:
To simulate a three-phase inverter that generates square wave outputs, observe the voltage
and current waveforms across a three-phase R-L load, and study the input signals and
switching logic.

Simulation Software:
MATLAB/Simulink (Simscape Electrical)

Sampling Time:
1e-6 seconds (Discrete Simulation)

Circuit Description:
- A DC voltage source supplies the inverter.
- Six IGBT switches are configured in a three-phase full-bridge inverter topology.
- Switching signals (SAP, SAN, SBP, SBN, SCP, SCN) are generated by comparing sine waves
with a carrier (sawtooth) waveform.
- Each phase has an R-L load (R = 1 ohm, L = 1 mH).

System Schematic:

Input:
- Switching Signals: SAP, SAN, SBP, SBN, SCP, and SCN.
- Generated using sine wave references with phase shifts:
- Phase A: 0 rad
- Phase B: +120 degrees (2*pi/3 rad)
- Phase C: -120 degrees (-2*pi/3 rad)
- Repeating Sequence Blocks (triangular waveform) compared with sine references.
- Voltage Source: DC Source.
- Switching Frequency: Fundamental 50 Hz.
Switching Signal Generation:

Sine Wave Parameters:

Output:
- Phase Voltages (Van, Vbn, Vcn): Square wave output.
- Line Currents (Ia, Ib, Ic): Quasi-sinusoidal with high-frequency ripples.
- Load: Three-phase balanced R-L load.
- Load smooths the distorted voltage waveform, making current waveform more sinusoidal.
Output Waveforms:

Load Details:
- Resistance (R): 1 ohm
- Inductance (L): 1 mH

R-L Load Connection:

Conclusion:
The three-phase inverter successfully generates square wave output voltages and produces
approximately sinusoidal currents through an R-L load. The simulation demonstrates the
working of a basic square wave inverter and highlights the importance of load filtering to
obtain cleaner current waveforms.

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