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Generalized Techniques of Harmonic Elimination and Voltage Control in Thyristor Inverters: Part II --- Voltage Control Techniques

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications · 1974 · Vol. IA-10(5) · pp. 666–673
Hasmukh S. PatelR.G. Hoft

Abstract

Theoretical techniques of voltage control for the half-bridge and full-bridge inverters are derived based on the results in [1]. Detailed analytical results for the symmetrical pulsewidth modulation method of voltage control are also presented. Voltage control techniques are derived whereby harmonic elimination is possible in variable-frequency variable-voltage three-phase inverter circuits. The technique for the half-bridge inverter is optimized subject to the constraint of switching frequency of the SCR's, using the concepts of modern control theory. Variable-frequency variable-voltage sinusoidal output in three-phase inverters is possible by employing the techniques developed. The methods show great promise in application to variable-speed ac motor drive systems.

Multilevel Inverters and ConvertersSilicon Carbide Semiconductor TechnologiesAdvanced DC-DC ConvertersControl theory (sociology)ThyristorInverterVoltagePulse-width modulationHarmonicVoltage dividerH bridgeEngineeringVariable (mathematics)
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