Conduction through sensing and inverter protection system

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including automatic or integral protection means

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363 96, H02M 7515

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041975758

ABSTRACT:
A control or protection system for a line commutated inverter detects prescribed conduction-through faults and initiates a control sequence for recovery without shutting down the inverter. A conduction sensor in each leg provides a signal representing conduction and this is compared with a signal representing the forbidden interval when conduction should not occur in that leg. When conduction is detected in a forbidden interval it normally indicates a conduction-through fault and the gating pulses are advanced for at least the next two pulses to occur immediately but with a limit of 60.degree.. This causes commutation of the legs which are carrying the conduction-through fault current provided that sufficient volt-seconds remain in the alternating current part of the circuitry.

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