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ABSTRACT An induction machine is driven to operate as a generator, and has its electrical output conductors coupled to a switching system, which can be an inverter circuit. An oscillator and logic circuit are connected to regulate the switching of the power switches, such as thyristors, in the inver...

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Main Authors G H STUDTMANN, H J VENEMA
Format Patent
LanguageSwedish
Published 07.05.1984
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Summary:ABSTRACT An induction machine is driven to operate as a generator, and has its electrical output conductors coupled to a switching system, which can be an inverter circuit. An oscillator and logic circuit are connected to regulate the switching of the power switches, such as thyristors, in the inverter circuit which operates as a switching system. The thyristors in the switching system are regulated to switch at a frequency sufficiently below the synchronous frequency of the induction machine to enable the machine to build up and operate as a generator. A modulator is connected to the oscillator to vary the oscillator frequency, and thus change the switching frequency of the switching system, above and below a reference level to provide a corresponding a-c output voltage, with a d-c average level, on the d-c bus conductors of the inverter circuit which operates as the switching system. The amplitude and frequency of the a-c output voltage are controllable over a wide range of variations in both the shaft speed of the induction machine and/or the electrical load. The system is also capable of producing an a-c voltage and a separate d-c voltage, and both the a-c and d-c voltages can be separately controlled.
Bibliography:Application Number: SE19760004166