Multiple point rectifier with brake chopper
A technology of rectifier and braking resistor, applied in the field of drive, to achieve the effect of reducing overhead and cost
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[0024] exist figure 2 A three-phase view of a modular multipoint rectifier 20 is shown in . This type of multipoint converter is also known under the English name "Modular Multilevel Converter" (M2C).
[0025] Each of the three phases of the rectifier 20 is constructed from two parallel circuit configurations. Furthermore, each of the three phases is constituted by a plurality of finisher subsystems 10 , and each phase is constituted by four rectifier subsystems 10 respectively in this embodiment. The individual following references to the rectifier subsystem Figure 1a , 1b explained in more detail.
[0026] The rectifier subsystem 10 includes a parallel circuit configuration. The semiconductor switches of each rectifier subsystem and collectively all rectifier subsystems are used to control the operation of the rectifier 20 . The semiconductor switches of each individual rectifier subsystem 21 are used simultaneously and independently of the other rectifier subsystems...
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