Three phase rectifier circuit with virtual neutral
AssigneeENI Technology, Inc.
InventorVadim Lubomirsky
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AssigneeENI Technology, Inc.
InventorVadim Lubomirsky
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A rectifier circuit powers three power conversion modules using a three phase AC input without a neutral connection. The rectifier circuit includes a first bridge rectifier that is connected to a first phase of the three phase AC input and that produces a first rectified waveform. A second bridge rectifier is connected to a second phase of the three phase AC input and produces a second rectified waveform. A third bridge rectifier is connected to a third phase of the three phase AC input and produces a third rectified waveform. A first inductor has one end that is connected to the first bridge rectifier. A second inductor has one end that is connected to the second bridge rectifier. A third inductor has one end that is connected to the third bridge rectifier. Opposite ends of the first, second and third inductors are connected to form a virtual neutral. A protection circuit prevents overvoltage when one of the DC outputs is shorted.
A rectifier circuit for powering three power conversion modules using a three phase AC input without a neutral connection, said rectifier circuit comprising:
The rectifier circuit of claim 8 wherein said first inductor is connected to said anode of said third diode of said first bridge rectifier, said second inductor is connected to said anode of said third diode of said second bridge rectifier, and said third inductor is connected to said anode of said third diode of said third bridge rectifier.
A rectifier circuit for powering three power conversion modules using a three phase AC input without a neutral connection, said rectifier circuit comprising:
A rectifier circuit for powering three power conversion modules using a three phase AC input without a neutral connection, said rectifier circuit comprising:
A radio frequency (RF) power amplifier circuit comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.