Predetermination of Higher Order Harmonics by Dual Phase Analysis

V.J. Vijayalakshmi; Ravichandran C S; A. Amudha

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.573.13

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Predetermination of Higher Order Harmonics by Dual Phase Analysis

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Previous research was mainly concentrated on eliminating the selected lower order harmonics depending on the level of inverter which was assumed to be high. The harmonics may be present even in the higher order also. The analysis of harmonic spectrum by Finite Fourier Transform yields a very accurate result for lower order harmonics. For obtaining accurate Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) value and the harmonic spectrum, inclusion of higher order harmonics is essential. The method for accurate estimation is proposed in this paper. In normal practice, the higher order harmonics present in the output of the inverter are suppressed by using filters. In order to obtain more optimized higher order harmonics, it is necessary to obtain an accurate assessment of the higher order spectrum. The higher order spectrum is predetermined by proposed technique termed as Dual Phase Analysis (DPA) so as to obtain more optimized switching angles with the application of any Optimization Technique. This is an effective tool to analyze the various higher order components of the harmonic spectrum.

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Dual Phase Analysis (DPA), Harmonic Spectrum, Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)

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