Single-phase inverter hardware design

What is a typical single phase inverter?

A typical inverter comprises of a full bridge that is constructed with four switches, which can be modulated using pulse width modulation (PWM), and a filter for the high-frequency switching of the bridge, as shown in Figure 1. An inductor capacitor (LC) output filter is used on this reference design. Figure 1. Typical Single Phase Inverter

How do I import a single phase inverter?

Select Single Phase Inverter: Voltage Source from the list of solutions presented. The development kit and designs page appear. Use this page to browse all the information on the design including this user guide, test reports, and hardware design files. Click on Import <device name>Project. The project imports into the workspace environment.

How to control a single-phase inverter?

There are different control methodologies that can be used to implement a single-phase inverter. One such control strategy includes a PWM-based square wave for the single-phase inverter. A GreenPAK IC is used to generate periodic switching patterns in order to conveniently convert DC into AC.

How does a single phase bridge inverter work?

In the inverter part, four metal oxide semiconductor tubes (MOS transistors) are used to form a single-phase bridge inverter circuit. The output SPWM waveform is filtered by the LC filter composed of inductors and capacitors to obtain a 10V pure sine wave.