Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components
Patent
1983-10-12
1985-10-22
Wong, Peter S.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components
363 37, 363 98, 363136, H02P 1320, H02M 7515, H02M 118
Patent
active
045492565
ABSTRACT:
An inverter circuit with a thyristor bridge circuit, a load circuit developed as a parallel oscillating circuit connected to the bridge circuit, an impulse generating circuit for supplying ignition pulses to the bridge circuit and an arcing time regulating circuit for controlling the impulse generating circuit in accordance with the arcing time. A down-and-up integrating circuit is triggered by an ignition impulse to integrate down until a discriminator circuit produces a signal indicating zero crossover of the load current, thereafter to integrate up until a second discriminator produces a second signal indicating zero crossover of the load voltage, at which time the integrator output indicates arcing time, and is applied to the time regulating circuit to control the impulse generating circuit.
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patent: 3942090 (1976-03-01), Matthes et al.
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patent: 4330717 (1982-05-01), Coleman
Matthes Hans G.
Wittenbecher Hasso
AEG-Elotherm
Rebsch D. L.
Wong Peter S.
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