Half-bridge inverter with capacitive voltage equalizer

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With condition responsive means to control the output...

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363 20, 363132, 363142, 323266, H02M 7515

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052531570

ABSTRACT:
A half-bridge inverter circuit is provided for converting a DC voltage source to an AC voltage waveform, and supplying the AC voltage waveform to a load. The half-bridge inverter includes an inverter comprising a first capacitor for supplying a positive output voltage and a second capacitor for supplying a negative output voltage during respective intervals of the output waveform. An equalizer, responsive to a control circuit, equalizes the voltage output from the first capacitor and the second capacitor in order to overcome non-symmetry of these voltages resulting from a non-symmetrical load.

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