A new generalized direct frequency converter

In this paper, the authors introduce a new direct frequency converter topology in which, by using the standard three-phase voltage waveform at the input, three-phase sinusoidal outputs of any desired frequency and amplitude can be generated. The harmonic content of output voltage is significantly le...

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Snubbers
Switches
Thyristors
Topology
Turning
Virtual colonoscopy
Voltage
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