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August 3, 2026Mechatronics Electrical Power and Vehicular TechnologyOpen Access

Design of a low harmonic five-level inverter based on a wind power plant using a DC generator with LCL filter

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SSSetiyono SetiyonoBDBambang DwinantoDNDyah Nur’ainingsih

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Randomized trial demonstrates a low harmonic inverter design in a wind power setup, highlighting renewable energy feasibility.

Key Points

  • This research aims to design a five-level inverter system for wind power generation with reduced harmonic distortion.
  • Modeling and simulation of the inverter design using MATLAB Simulink.
  • Implementation of an LCL filter to suppress harmonic distortion at the inverter output.
  • Testing with various load types to evaluate system performance.
  • The five-level inverter produced an output voltage of 270 V at 50 Hz with a THD of 28.48 %.
  • After applying the LCL filter, THD improved to 2.56 % for resistive load, 2.61 % for RL load, and 2.54 % for RC load.
  • All THD values comply with the IEEE 519 standard requiring THD below 5 %.

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Setiyono et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a70403e75942ff7265e513dhttps://doi.org/10.55981/j.mev.2026.1138
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