Direct conversion programmable power source controller: three-phase input with programmable single-phase output

In most power generation applications, synchronous motors are driven to generate AC power. When so used, the frequency of AC power output is dependent upon the process used to apply torque to the synchronous motor. Constant torque at standardized values rarely exists in nature to precisely turn a synchronous machine. The rotational rate or angular velocity varies greatly. Because angular velocity is proportionate to the resulting frequency and voltage of AC power, where the angular velocity of the torque source is variable, the frequency and voltage of the resulting power is variable. The present invention is a direct conversion programmable power controller that receives polyphase input power that has an input power frequency a polarity. The controller includes a primary chopper for each phase of electrical power. Each primary chopper is electrically connected in wye connection to a transformer. A secondary chopper demodulates and rectifies each phase of power. Each secondary chopper has an input connected electrically to the secondary terminals of the transformer and has an output connected to a load in series connection.