Voltage sag and over-voltage compensation device with pulse-width modulated transformer
AssigneeSSI Power, LLC
InventorsJoseph R. Rostron, Dong-Myung Lee
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AssigneeSSI Power, LLC
InventorsJoseph R. Rostron, Dong-Myung Lee
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A voltage sag and over-voltage compensation device for an AC electric power distribution system employing cascaded switching devices and a pulse-width modulated transformer. Each stage of the cascaded switching device includes a switching element located within a full-bridge rectifier circuit to allow bi-directional switching through each switching element (i.e., switching through the same switching element during the positive and negative portions of the AC voltage cycle). Each full-bridge rectifier also includes a snubber circuit connected in parallel with a corresponding switching element to absorb the current discharge caused by switching the input power supply to the transformer through the corresponding switching device under non-zero current conditions. On the output side, the voltage sag and over-voltage compensation device includes a filter capacitor to smooth the voltage-corrected AC power supply toward a sinusoidal power supply at the system frequency, and a notch filter to remove noise created by the switching elements.
A device for selectively receiving electric power from an AC power source oscillating at a system frequency, adjusting the voltage of the power, and delivering a corresponding voltage-corrected AC power supply to a connected load;
A device for selectively receiving electric power from an AC power source oscillating at a system frequency, adjusting the voltage of the power, and delivering a corresponding voltage-corrected AC power supply to a connected load;
A device for selectively receiving electric power from an AC power source oscillating at a system frequency, adjusting the voltage of the power, and delivering a corresponding voltage-corrected AC power supply to a connected load;
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