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The modulation dead time of the inverter''s upper and lower bridge arms, the voltage drop of power switching devices, the grid voltage distortion, the fluctuation of DC
The modulation dead time of the inverter''s upper and lower bridge arms, the voltage drop of power switching devices, the grid voltage distortion, the fluctuation of DC
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The imbalance of capacitor voltage on the DC side of the inverter will cause the third-order current harmonics and the device will be damaged greatly
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