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    <title>Xilinx FPGA Based Multilevel PWM Single Phase Inverter</title>
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    <abstract>In this paper a XILINX FPGA based multilevel PWM single-phase inverter was constructed by adding a bi-directional switchs to the conventional bridge topology. The inverter can produce three and five different output voltage levels across the load. XILINX FPGA is a programmable logic device developed by XILINX which is considered as an efficient hardware for rapid prototyping. It is used as a PWM generator to apply the appropriate signals to inverter switches. In addition to XILINX FPGA, Matlab/Simulink software was used for simulation and verification of the proposed circuit before implementation, Simulation and experimental results show that both are in close agreement</abstract>
    <date>2006-12</date>
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    <publication>Engineering e-Transaction</publication>
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    <publisher>Faculty of Engineering, University of Malaya</publisher>
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    <referencetext>[1] V.G.Agelidis, D.M.Baker, W.B.Lawrance and C.V. Nayar “A Multilevel PWM Inverter Topology for Photovoltaic Applications” IEEE.ISIE’97,Guimaräes, Portugal, pp.589-94, 1997.&#13;
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[2] J.S. Lai and F.Z.Peng, ”Multilevel converters –A new breed of power conversion ” IEEE Trans. 1nd. Applicat., vol.32, pp. 509-517, May/June. 1996.&#13;
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[3] N.S. Choi, J.H. Cho, and G.H. Cho, “A General circuit Topology of Multilevel Inverter” IEEE Trans. Power Electronics, vol. 6, pp.96-103, 1991.&#13;
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[4] E. Cengelci, S.U. Sulistijo, B.O. Woom, P. Enjeti, R. Teodorescu, and F. Blaabjerge,“A new medium voltage PWM inverter topology for adjustable speed drives” in Conf. Rec. IEEE-IAS Annu. Meeting, St. Louis MO, pp.1416-1423, Oct.1998.&#13;
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[5] B.N. Mwinyiwiwa, Z. Wolanski, and B.T. Ooi, “Microp- rocessor implemented SPWM for multiconverters with phase-shifted triangle carriers” in Conf. Rec IEEE-IAS Annu. Meet- ing, NewOrleans, pp. 1542–1549, Oct. 1997.&#13;
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[6] Saad Mekhilef and N.A.Rahim,”XILINX FPGA three-phase PWM inverter and its application for utility connected PV system”</referencetext>
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