Zero deadband four-quadrant full-wave converter
AssigneeControl Systems Research, Inc.
InventorsJames G. Weit, Charles W. Newcamp
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AssigneeControl Systems Research, Inc.
InventorsJames G. Weit, Charles W. Newcamp
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A four-quadrant full-wave static converter having improved time response without current cross-over deadband. An alternating current wave is imposed on the direct current input signal, which generates gate pulses for appropriate thyristors at the desired firing angle. The applied alternating current signal can be of approximately the same magnitude as the converter deadband, so as the direct current signal varies from zero a portion of the control signal moves out of the deadband area. For fast response the magnitude of the alternating current signal can be greater than the deadband signal. As the magnitude of the direct current signal increases the relative magnitude of the alternating current signal is decreased, preventing a large DC component from being imposed on the supply during high current operations. Cycling of the imposed alternating current waves is synchronized with the firing angle point O to maintain system protection.
An improved four-quadrant converter comprising:
A fast-response four-quadrant converter for transferring power between direct current apparatus and an alternating current system comprising:
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