A single - phase voltage source inverter is controlled in a single pulse - width modulated mode with a pulse width of $${150^0}$$ in each half cycle. Total harmonic distortion is defined as
$$THD = {{\sqrt {V_{rms}^2 - V_1^2} } \over {{V_1}}} \times 100,\,\,\,$$ Where $${{V_1}}$$ is the $$rms$$ value of the fundamental component of the voltage. The $$THD$$ of output $$ac$$ voltage waveform is

An inverter has a periodic output voltage with the output waveform as shown in figure

With reference to the output waveform given in figure, the output of the converter will be free form $${5^{th}}$$ harmonic when

An inverter has a periodic output voltage with the output waveform as shown in figure

When the conduction angle $$\alpha = {120^0},$$ the $$rms$$ fundamental component of the output voltage is

Fig. $$(a)$$ shows an inverter circuit with a $$dc$$ source voltage $${V_{s}}$$. The semiconductor switches of the inverter are operated in such a manner that the pole voltages $${V_{10}}$$ and $${V_{20}}$$ are as shown in fig.
Fig. $$(b).$$ What is the rms value of the pole-to-pole voltage $${V_{12}}$$: