An optimized harmonic elimination method based on synchronized microcontroller architecture

An optimized harmonic elimination method based on synchronized microcontroller architecture

This paper proposes an optimized synchronous PWM method for harmonic elimination in a quasi squarewave inverter. The synchronized PWM method enables online harmonic computation and PWM pulse generationin a multitasking digital controller to eliminate lower order harmonics. The multitasking digital controller reducesthe look-up table requirement and helps in realizing efficient implementation to eliminate dominant harmonics. Thismethod offers a simple scalable solution for combined fifth and seventh harmonic elimination using two low-cost eight-bitPIC microcontrollers (PIC18F4550, PIC18F452). Experimental results are demonstrated for a single-phase three-levelinverter. The proposed method achieves 90% reduction of fifth and seventh harmonic components from a quasi squarewave inverter output.

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