Solid state frequency converter

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Using semiconductor-type converter

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363 58, 363 71, 363160, 219 1077, H02M 7515, H05B 602

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043707033

ABSTRACT:
A plurality of SCR diamond bridge circuits are coupled in series to generate frequencies higher than the individual operating frequencies of the SCR's. The series chain of diamond circuits is preferably coupled in parallel with the series combination of a DC blocking capacitor and an inductive load. The chain is provided with current from a substantially ripple-free constant current source, and the firing times of individual SCR's can be controlled to minimize the di/dt in each SCR.

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