Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With condition responsive means to control the output...
Patent
1978-04-10
1979-05-29
Shoop, William M.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
With condition responsive means to control the output...
363 96, 363129, H02P 1324, H02M 7155
Patent
active
041568966
ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling the thyristors of an a.c. to d.c. bridge converter, having neutral connected thyristors, at relatively low power levels by gating each phase leg thyristor conductive for a predetermined minimum period within the electrical separation between adjacent line to neutral phase voltages and immediately gating the respective neutral leg thyristor conductive for the remainder of the period such that there are no intervals in the cycle when both neutral leg thyristors are in conduction. In a three phase bridge converter system, this requires at least 60 electrical degrees minimum conduction for each phase leg thyristor followed by a 60.degree. conduction of the neutral leg thyristors. In any event, the sum of the phase leg conduction and the neutral leg conductions is always equal to 120.degree. in a three phase system. This control method improves the response to a reverse command voltage by assuring that a phase leg thyristor is conductive, thus making a transition from the first to fourth quadrant operation at maximum possible speed.
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General Electric Company
Renner Arnold E.
Shoop William M.
Wong Peter S.
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