Protection circuit for a thyristor converter

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific voltage responsive fault sensor

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361 18, 361111, 363 54, 363 57, H02H 710, H02H 320

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047961465

ABSTRACT:
A protection circuit is provided which digitally detects the presence/absence of individual forward voltages across all thyristors at a level low enough compared to the allowable voltage, judges a partial turn-off in accordance with the number of detection signals indicative of the presence/absence, and determines simultaneous firing protection of all the thyristors in accordance with the result of the judgement.

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