Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components
Patent
1999-12-20
2000-12-05
Riley, Shawn
Electric power conversion systems
Current conversion
With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components
323248, 307105, 361 85, H02J 102, G05F 113, H02M 112
Patent
active
061575526
ABSTRACT:
A distribution series capacitor control system is provided with a sub-harmonic detection module connected to an input signal and operable to detect the presence of at least two distinct types of sub-harmonic content in the input signal. A logical signal processor is electrically connected to the sub-harmonic detection module, and operates to independently determine the existence of self-excitation during induction motor starting and ferroresonant phenomena based upon the at least two distinct types of sub-harmonic content, respectively. A system controller is electrically connected to the logical signal processor and operates to eliminate effects of self-excitation during induction motor starting and ferroresonant phenomena on the system.
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Kern John Michael
Miske, Jr. Stanley A.
Sahm, III William Herbert
General Electric Company
Horton Carl B.
Patel Rajnikant B.
Riley Shawn
Schulman Robert M.
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