Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Using semiconductor-type converter
Patent
1991-04-03
1992-06-02
Wong, Peter S.
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
Using semiconductor-type converter
363 44, 363 89, H02M 3335
Patent
active
051192853
ABSTRACT:
A solid-state power transformer circuit is provided for converting the positive and negative periods from an AC input signal having a predetermined frequency and applied to an input of the circuit into a high frequency signal and, subsequently, converting the high frequency signal into a regulated output signal at an output of the circuit. A plurality of electronic optically-coupled switches are utilized for chopping the AC input signal at a chopping frequency. The switches are controlled by the oscillator of an integrated circuit to adjust the duty cycle of the switches. A filter, in the form of a pair of capacitors, is connected between the input and output to suppress the high-frequency voltage harmonics produced during chopping. The capacitors, in combination with other capacitive and resistive elements of the circuit provide a total separation impedance between the input and output of the circuit to electrically isolate the output from the input. The integrated circuit also includes a switch and a controller which controls the switch and oscillator by monitoring the output signal and comparing the output signal with a reference signal so that the oscillator produces a control signal for controlling the duty cycle of the optically-coupled switches so that the output signal is regulated.
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Liu Gang
Polis Michael P.
Wang Beijing
Wayne State University
Wong Peter S.
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