PWM adjusts the amplitude of voltage through the transformer. The diagrams show an 'IGBT power stage' consisting only of transistor icons. It's not truly a working schematic. I imagine the real-life hardware is a full H-bridge.
The job of reversing transformer polarity could be done by a DPDT switch, to select whether it's in phase with mains AC adding both voltages , or in opposite phase subtracting its voltage from mains. However today's trend is to prefer solid-state switching. Easy peasy Advanced Member level 5. The compensating transformer has to be shorted out by the IGBT's or a relay in case of a fault too - otherwise it represents a high impedance to the load.
Under normal working conditions the IGBT sine wave PWM inverter has to carry the reflected load current in the compensating transformer - as Brad says, if it is in phase and generating output volts it adds to the mains supply, but of course extra current is drawn overall from the mains supply to achieve this - similarly if the phase is reversed then it will be bucking - reducing net volts applied to the load.
These are very common in industry - especially for semiconductor processing factories - from 50kVA to kVA Hello Team, Thank you for your reply, I am sure the PWM is used to correct the voltage but I am confused with the transformer working principles since the secondary of the transformer is in series with the mainline and the corrected voltage is induced in the primary of the transformer how does the buck-boost will work how it is getting added or subtracted.
Primary of the transformer will get 40V which is getting added up with mainline of V in the secondary Here I am struck what transformer to be used and how to achieve it. Hi, Assume you have a V sine and a 40V sine of same frequency. Add both and get a sine of V Thus - even if you don't change the amplitudes - you may adjust output voltage from V to V FvM Super Moderator Staff member. Here I am struck what transformer to be used and how to achieve it.
Click to expand I also know if it is in phase it gets added up and vice-versa. I am confused if I supply voltage at one end of the transformer it also gets induced in the other end of it but how it gets added up with the mainline, please check the video hope you understand it. Thank you for your reply, can you please let me know how to set the transformer like the wire diagram, considered I have generated a PWM of 40V sinusoidal and I have a mainline of V How these two can be added that will help me understand how this system works.
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