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Multi-phase System Supplied by SVM VSI: A New Fast Algorithm to Compute Duty Cycles

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Fig. 1. Classical a) and implemented b) SVM algorithms
Fig. 4. Equivalence between a 5-phase machine and 3 fictitious machines supplied by 3 fictitious VSI.
Fig. 5. 3D representation of the voltage vector and its projections onto particular subspaces
Fig. 6. Practical results.
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