Three phase SCR rectifier bridge with soft start control IC

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

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363 49, 363125, H02M 7155

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060381558

ABSTRACT:
A soft start circuit for controlling a rectifier circuit, the rectifier circuit for converting power from an AC source having one or more phases to DC power having an output voltage (Vo) from a Vo+ node to a Vo- node, the rectifier circuit including: (i) at least first and second rectifier legs coupled from the Vo- node to the Vo+ node, each rectifier leg including a diode and a silicon controlled rectifier (SCR), wherein anodes of the diodes are coupled to the Vo- node, cathodes of the diodes are coupled to anodes of the SCRs at AC input nodes, and cathodes of the SCRs are coupled to the Vo+ node; and (ii) a bus capacitor coupled from the Vo+ node to the Vo- node, the soft start circuit operable to control respective firing angles of the SCRs such that: (i) the output voltage substantially linearly ramps from a low initial value to a relatively high final value, and (ii) charge up currents into the bus capacitor are controlled.

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patent: 4791545 (1988-12-01), Hinckley

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