A New Grid-Connected DC/AC Inverter With Soft Switching and Low Current Ripple

This paper presents a new dc/ac inverter for low-power applications (i.e., high-voltage, low-current applications), which offers soft switching of the power semiconductors and low output current ripple. In the proposed power circuitry, a novel ripple steering approach is used that can provide soft s...

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description This paper presents a new dc/ac inverter for low-power applications (i.e., high-voltage, low-current applications), which offers soft switching of the power semiconductors and low output current ripple. In the proposed power circuitry, a novel ripple steering approach is used that can provide soft switching for the power semiconductors and significantly attenuate the high-frequency current ripple of the inverter. The proposed ripple steering technique utilizes the switching frequency and the duty cycle in order to perform the aforementioned tasks. Basically, the ripple steering technique steers the energy of the ripple to the output capacitances of the power semiconductors in order to provide the soft-switching condition. Theoretical analysis, simulation results, and experimental results verify the feasibility of the proposed technique and demonstrate the superior performance of the proposed inverter.
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DC/AC converters
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grid-connected converters
High voltages
inductor current ripple
Inductors
Inverters
Low currents
Magnetic circuits
pulsewidth modulation (PWM)
Semiconductors
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Switches
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voltage source inverters (VSIs)
Zero voltage switching
zero voltage switching (ZVS)
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