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ÖgeCompensation of dead time caused output voltage distortion in SPWM full bridge inverter(Graduate School, 2022-01-18) Polat, Umutcan ; Yıldırım, Deniz ; 504181073 ; Electrical Engineering ; Elektrik MühendisliğiNowadays, inverters have become an indispensable element for many application areas when industrial applications are examined. Inverters are widely used in battery systems, renewable energy systems, control of various electrical machines and power systems. Due to the fact that inverter is often used in industry, studies on inverters have increased recently and inverter technologies are developing gradually. Generally, single-phase or three-phase full bridge voltage source inverters are used in such applications and there are various modulation techniques such as sinusoidal pulse width modulation technique, space vector pulse width modulation technique and etc. to provide voltage and frequency control of these inverters. These various techniques have been developed to minimize switching losses and reduce harmonics in output current and voltage. In real applications, power switches used in power electronics circuits are not ideal. These power switches have turn-on and turn-off time in switching characteristic. Because of this reason, the simultaneous conduction of switches on the same leg causes short circuit in inverter circuit. This situation is undesirable. In order to prevent synchronous conduction of both switches of the same leg at the same time, time delay is inserted to the driving signal of these switches.This time is called as dead time. Although dead time/blanking time has to be used in this circuits as mentioned above, the dead time has a very negative effects in terms of distortion of output waveforms. These problems are distorion of the output voltage and current waveform to contain a significant number of harmonic components at low voltage and high switching frequency. During the dead time, distortion of the voltage and current waveforms can be seen clearly at zero crossings of the current. In literature, this situation is called as zero-current-clamping phenomenon. This effect becomes greater as the switching frequency increases. In order to eliminate or reduce these effects, several approaches have been proposed. These methods can be listed as dead time compensation methods, dead time elimination methods, dead time minimization methods. It is seen that it is necessary to use dead time compensation methods since it is desired that the output voltage of the inverters is close to the sinus form and thus the total harmonic distortion is be reduced to a minimum. In order to provide this, these compensation methods are gradually developed. In this thesis context, time compensation method, which is one of the dead time compensation methods, is used. The turn-on or turn-off time of the power devices are adjusted by changing pulse-width in this method. Pulse-width is increased or decreased at zero crossings of the current. Thus, THD value of output waveforms is decreased by using this method. In this thesis, both simulation and implementation of a voltage source single-phase inverter have been carried out and the sinusoidal pulse width modulation method (SPWM) is used as modulation technique. Digital sinusoidal pulse width modulation is programmed with the help of STM32F407VG microcontroller of STM series. In addition, STM32CubeIDE is used as development tool. SPWM is produced by comparing the sine tables, which is produced by the microcontroller, with the microcontroller counter. This circuit is designed as open-loop system and the modulation index is initially set to a certain value both R and RL loads. While the input voltage of the designed circuit is 400 V, the output voltage is 220Vrms and the switching frequency is 20 kHz. The output power of the designed circuit is between 450 and 480 W at both R and RL loads. In addition, the dead time is 1 µs in all cases. In fixed dead time, output voltage and current for compensated and uncompensated states are obtained by simulation and implementation at R and RL loads. Due to the effect of dead time, harmonic distortions are observed on the output voltage and output current in uncompensated state. In order to minimize this effect, the time compensation method, which is one of the dead time compensation methods, is used within the scope of this thesis as mentioned above. Thus, the harmonic distortion is aimed to be reduced. According to simulation results, while the total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 5.34 at uncompensated state, total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 3.15 at compensated state at R load. On the other hand, while the total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 5.42 at uncompensated state, total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 3.71 at compensated state at RL load. According to experimental results, while the total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 5.89 at uncompensated state, total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 3.86 at compensated state at R load. On the other hand, while the total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 6.02 at uncompensated state, total harmonic distortion of output voltage is 4.50 at compensated state at RL load. According to the results, It has been clearly seen that the applied time compensation method reduces the harmonic distortions on the output voltage caused by the dead time.