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Draw the circuit for a three-phase full-bridge non-isolated inverter. Describe how the converter works using switching...

Draw the circuit for a three-phase full-bridge non-isolated inverter. Describe how the converter works using switching waveforms. Include a description of two different control strategies using PWM and square-wave phase difference methods. Clearly define the amplitude and frequency modulation indexes in the PWM method. Discuss and calculate the rms phase and line voltages when the DC input voltage is 400V.

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