Control of the mains bridge of a frequency converter

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including an a.c.-d.c.-a.c. converter

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C363S098000, C318S800000, C318S803000

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11153607

ABSTRACT:
A method and a system for controlling the mains bridge of a four-quadrant PWM frequency converter provided with a direct-voltage intermediate circuit when power is flowing into the supply network. The mains bridge includes a controlled mains bridge (INU) for rectification of the mains voltage to produce a DC intermediate-circuit direct voltage (UDC) consisting of arms conducting during the positive and negative half cycles of the phase voltage of each phase of the supply network, each arm having a switch unit formed by a diode (D1–D6) and a power semiconductor switch (V1–V6), e.g. an IGBT, connected in inverse-parallel with it.

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