Power converter utilizing line replaceable units

Details Power converter utilizing line replaceable units Power converter utilizing line replaceable units

1989-12-20

1991-04-16

Stephan, Steven L.

Electric power conversion systems

Current conversion

With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components

363 37, 363 65, H02M 114

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050087975

ABSTRACT:
Prior power converters utilizing a plurality of switches operated by control circuitry include many components which are subject to failure. When such a failure occurs, it may prove difficult to isolate the problem and repair the power converter. In order to overcome this problem, a power converter is packaged as a plurality of identical line replaceable units each of which may be easily replaced in the event of a malfunction.

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Article Entitled "Which DC/AC Inverter?" Appearing in Electronic Design, Dec. 6, 1974, by George A. O'Sullivan.

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