Damping resonant oscillations in a parallel resonant inverter

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components

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ABSTRACT:
A control process and trigger equipment damps resonant oscillations of a parallel-resonant circuit for a pulse-controlled inverter of a current-source inverter. The pulse-controlled inverter contains turn-off current-converter switches and is linked to an inductive and to a capacitive load. This inductive and capacitive load forms a parallel-resonant circuit. A modulation mode is selected from several stored modulation modes from the system frequency (f.sub.1) of the converter current (I.sub.R). Depending upon a calculated factor (f.sub.1 /f.sub.res) and the selected modulation mode, switching angles (.alpha..sub.1, .alpha..sub.2, . . . , .alpha..sub.n) are determined depending upon system frequency by means of stored, pre-set switching angles. From these switching angles the control times for the pulse-controlled inverter are then generated. Thus, the pulse edges of a selected modulation mode can be adjusted with the system frequency as a function of frequency, enabling the resonant oscillations to be adequately damped over the entire system frequency range.

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