Method and apparatus for starting a parallel-tuned current fed i

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With starting arrangement

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219 1075, H02M 5458

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ABSTRACT:
A high frequency current-fed inverter of the series/parallel compensated type is started directly with the main thyristors of the inverter by charging the series capacitor through the input inductor of the DC supply during a first time interval with one pole, by discharging the same during a second time interval with the other pole, then passing to free-running operation at an initial frequency from which load operation can begin. The first and second time intervals are established while a constant DC voltage is being applied so that commutation of the outgoing thyristor is insured. DC voltage regulation is eliminated as soon as the free-running operation has been initiated.

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Knapp; P., "Characteristics of the Parallel-Resonance Inverter for Inductive Melting," Brown-Boveri Review, Oct. 1966.

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