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Design of two-component direct frequency converters for AC drives

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2002 Russian Federation English

Authors: Shreiner, R. T.; Efimov, A. A.; Kalygin, A. I.; Koryukov, K. N.; Mukhamatshin, I. A.;

Design of two-component direct frequency converters for AC drives

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Abstract

The design of a new type of frequency converter is considered: a two-component direct frequency converter, permitting direct reversible conversion of ac energy, with sinusoidal grid and load currents; this design is free from the switching conflicts of matrix-type direct frequency converters.

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Russian Federation

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Russian State Vocational Pedagogical University
Russian Federation
Russian State Vocational Pedagogical University
Russian Federation

Keywords

COMPUTER SIMULATION, TWO-COMPONENT DIRECT FREQUENCY (TDFC), ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY, ELECTRIC RECTIFIERS, ELECTRIC SWITCHES, SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES, ELECTRIC DRIVES, VECTORS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, THYRISTORS, ACTIVE CURRENT RECTIFIERS (ACR), FREQUENCY CONVERTERS

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