Hybrid-frequency-controlled harmonic current generator
A harmonic current generation device technology, applied to harmonic reduction devices, AC networks to reduce harmonics/ripples, etc., can solve the problems of narrow harmonic frequency band, cumbersome adjustment, small capacity, etc., to expand the range and improve operating conditions, the effect of improving reliability
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[0012] The main circuit structure diagram of a mixed frequency control harmonic current generator proposed by the present invention is shown in the attached figure 1 As shown, it consists of single-phase rectifier transformer 1, PWM rectifier H-bridge module 2, discharge branch 3, low-frequency cascaded H-bridge module 4, high-frequency H-bridge module 5, high-frequency connection reactance 6, low-frequency connection reactance 7 and system connection The entry point is composed of 8.
[0013] After the single-phase rectifier transformer 1 steps down the AC power, N PWM rectifier H-bridge modules 2 are charged respectively through N low-voltage windings to establish a DC bus voltage. A discharge branch 3 is connected in parallel to the DC bus of each PWM rectifier H-bridge module.
[0014] N PWM rectification H-bridge modules are divided into two groups, one group consists of a PWM rectification H-bridge module, its DC bus is connected to the input end of the high-frequency H...
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