Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components
Patent
1989-12-19
1991-05-07
Stephan, Steven L.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components
363 46, 363 39, H02M 114
Patent
active
050141775
ABSTRACT:
A ripple reduction circuit includes a controllable switch, an impedance coupled to one of a pair of main current path electrodes of the controllable switch whereby the impedance and the switch are coupled between first and second DC conductors and gating circuitry coupled between one of the conductors and a control electrode of the controllable switch for closing the switch when AC ripple power is carried by the conductors whereby at least a portion of the AC ripple power is removed from the conductors and delivered to the impedance.
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Stephan Steven L.
Sundstrand Corporation
Todd Voeltz Emanuel
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