Publication

Voltage Drop Compensation for Weak Distribution Systems In Transportation Applications

Alfred Rufer
2003
Conference Papers

Abstract

Les m´ethodes actuelles de calcul des spectres des signaux produits par les modulateurs MLI (modulations en largeur d’impulsion) sont limit´ees. Les outils permettant de comparer les diff´erentes m´ethodes de modulation manquent. Cet article pr´esente une m´ethode de calcul des spectres qui permet d’´evaluer la qualit´e des signaux produits. L’article pr´esente ensuite une nouvelle m´ethode de modulation pour onduleurs multiniveaux et compare ses performances avec celles des principaux modulateurs existants.

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Alfred Rufer
2003
Conference Papers

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/031a049b-f773-4e48-9c27-57b44a3e5f38

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