Electric power conversion systems – Cascaded or combined – diverse conversions in which the... – Current and frequency
Patent
1988-09-22
1989-08-08
Beha, Jr., William H.
Electric power conversion systems
Cascaded or combined, diverse conversions in which the...
Current and frequency
363 54, 363160, 363163, H02M 522
Patent
active
048558877
ABSTRACT:
A power conversion apparatus comprises an inverter for converting a voltage of a DC power source into AC power having a frequency higher than the commercial frequency, a transformer, fed by the inverter, for outputting AC power, which is adjusted at a desired voltage, a frequency converter, formed by two pairs of two gate turn-off thyristors (GTOs) connected in reverse-parallel, for converting the frequency of the AC power supplied from the transformer into the commercial frequency, and an energy regenerating device having capacitors for absorbing the energy of a spike voltage occurring due to a circuit inductance upon interruption of a current of each GTO of the frequency converter and a bridge circuit, formed by GTOs and diodes connected in reverse-paralel therewith, for switching over the direction of connecting the capacitors with a secondary winding of the transformer in accordance with the polarity of a voltage of the secondary winding in such a manner that the energy stored in the capacitors is regenerated to the transformer.
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Amano Hisao
Matsuda Yasuo
Tokunaga Norikazu
Yamato Ikuo
Beha Jr. William H.
Hitachi , Ltd.
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