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Simulate a Three-Phase Five-Level NPC Inverter in MATLAB using advanced PWM techniques and complete control logic.
This model demonstrates the operation of a multilevel inverter widely used in renewable energy integration, motor drives, and power electronic research. Discover the advanced simulation of a Three-Phase, Five-Level Neutral Point Clamped (NPC) Inverter using MATLAB Simulink. This project showcases a diode-clamped inverter structure designed for academic, industrial, and R&D applications.
Complete design of a three-phase, five-level NPC inverter
PWM output with reduced harmonic distortion
Improved voltage waveform quality
balanced switching using clamping diodes
Split DC-link capacitors
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Watch the complete simulation and working of this MATLAB Simulink project in the video below. This demo will help you understand the key features, operation, and results of the model.
The video shows the actual Simulink model execution and output results.
Complete MATLAB Simulink model .slx file - compatible with MATLAB R2022b or later
Basic support for setup and simulation issues
A readme file for step-by-step guide for simulation
A license file
This project is ideal for students, researchers, and professionals studying modern renewable energy systems and microgrid control strategies.
Level up your knowledge in multilevel inverter design and power electronics with this practical MATLAB Simulink model of a three-phase, five-level NPC inverter.
Can I edit or modify this Simulink model?
Yes. The provided MATLAB Simulink (.slx) file is fully editable and intended for learning, experimentation, and academic use.
Will this project work on my MATLAB version?
This project is compatible with MATLAB R2022b or later. You can contact us before purchase if you have version-related questions.
Is support provided after purchase?
Yes. Basic support is available for setup and simulation-related issues.