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A new method for reducing the harmonics involved in the output voltages of a double-connected inverter is proposed. By adding four auxiliary switching devices and an interphase transformer with a secondary winding to the conventional 12-step inverter, output voltages of the proposed circuit can produce almost the same waveforms as a conventional 36-step inverter. In this paper, circuit performances and output voltage waveforms are discussed, and optimum parameters are derived. The effects on harmonic reductions are then clarified by theoretical and experimental results, and the ratings of system components are investigated.>
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