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CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENT FOR MODULAR DRIVE POWER CONVERTERS

  • US 20130049659A1
  • Filed: 01/31/2011
  • Published: 02/28/2013
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/24/2010
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. Device for bi-directional conversion of direct voltage of a direct voltage supply into a variable-frequency three-phase voltage of a three-phase voltage system with a power converter circuit comprising a plurality of identically designed sub-modules each being clocked with a clock frequency, which each comprise two terminals on the direct current side and two terminals on the alternating current side,where said sub-modules are connected in series by means of their terminals on the direct current side, so that the first terminal of the first sub-module and the second terminal of the last sub-module are connected to said direct current supply;

  • where said terminals on the alternating current side of either one, or of a part of all sub-modules each form one of at least two phase-angle offset phases of said three-phase voltage system, andwhere said sub-modules are further designed such that the time course of said voltage at said terminals on the direct current side of each sub-module averaged over a few clock cycles can be controlled such that it is proportional to the power that is delivered to or received at said terminals on the alternating current side so that a storage capacitor of each sub-module must compensate only the comparatively low required energy between individual clock cycles of said clock frequency, and said voltages of said terminals on the direct current side of all sub-modules therefore add up to the voltage value of said direct voltage supply.

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