A New Modular Three-phase Inverter Based on Sepic-Cuk Combination Converter for Photovoltaic Applications

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A New Modular Three-Phase Inverter
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A New Modular Three-phase Inverter Based on Sepic-Cuk Combination Converter for Photovoltaic Applications. / Alotaibi, Saud ; Darwish, Ahmed ; Ma, Xiandong et al.
Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Renewable Power Generation. IET Press, 2020.

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Alotaibi, S , Darwish, A , Ma, X & Williams, BW 2020, A New Modular Three-phase Inverter Based on Sepic-Cuk Combination Converter for Photovoltaic Applications. in Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Renewable Power Generation. IET Press, The 9th International Conference on Renewable Power Generation, Dublin, Ireland, 1/03/21.

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title = "A New Modular Three-phase Inverter Based on Sepic-Cuk Combination Converter for Photovoltaic Applications",

abstract = "A new modular dc/ac inverter based on a dual-winding isolated SEPIC/Cuk converter for medium and high power Photovoltaic (PV) applications is introduced. In this system, several current-source submodules (SMs) are connected in series to allow for additional voltage boosting. Each SM is designed as a combination of SEPIC/CUK converter to offer a flexible output range and continuous currents with small ripple at input and output sides. Furthermore, theSMs structure can generate different output voltage polarities. The main purpose of employing small-size highfrequency transformers are to (1) provide galvanic isolation, (2) eliminate PV grounding problems, (3) achieve minimum electromagnetic interference (EMI). The paper presents a description of the proposed topology and investigate its reliability performance in a PV grid-tied system using MATLAB simulations. An experimental prototype has been used and controlled by TMS32028335 DSP, as a proof of concept.",

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