A new polyphase matrix converter topology

A new topology for bidirectional sinusoidal AC-AC power conversion is proposed in this paper. The power converter topology is derived from conventional three phase-three phase matrix converters. The approach uses polyphase balanced three phase AC voltage stiff sources interfaced to three phase curre...

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Hauptverfasser:	Flannery, P.S., Venkataramanan, G.
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Schlagworte:	Frequency conversion Laboratories Matrix converters Power engineering and energy Pulse width modulation Switches Switching converters Topology Transformers Voltage control
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