Power conversion scheme employing paralleled units

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Having plural converters for single conversion

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363 96, 363137, H02M 7521

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050704400

ABSTRACT:
A power conversion scheme employing a group of parallel connected, individually controlled converter circuits each providing output currents employs a scheme of distributed notches in the output currents to facilitate connection between common DC current and AC voltage sources. By the parallel connection of a pair of groups, time phase displaced group to group, additional power capability and harmonic reduction is achieved.

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