Student Project-Based Space Vector Modulation Technique for Power Electronics Laboratory

Two-level DC/AC inverter topologies are widely used for low voltage and high applications in power systems industrial areas. Space Vector Modulation (SVM) is a popular Pulse-Width technique controlling the inverters providing efficient energy conversion from DC sources. However, of SVM-based studies limited Power Electronics Laboratory (PEL) due to vital risks associated with applications, it not easily learned through mathematical analysis visual learning without implementation by undergraduate students. A simulation experimental setup an SVM-controlled two-level, three-phase was presented this study students learn its basics PEL. Several programs were simulate classroom environment design circuit microcontroller-based printed board PEL experiments. The two case given. In results, output waveforms compared show validation results. With study, students’ experience enhanced electronic design, programming, coordination hardware software development activities, self-learning, teamwork. Additionally, practical increase interest Courses reinforce their knowledge lecture laboratory studies.