Current commutation H-bridge type hybrid direct current fault current limiter topology
A technology of DC fault and current limiter, which is applied in the direction of emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, circuit devices, etc. for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, and can solve the problem of high failure rate on the DC side and half-bridge sub-modules that do not have DC Fault clearing ability and other issues to achieve the effect of suppressing fault current, good economy, and reducing demand
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[0016] The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present application will be clearly and completely described below in conjunction with the drawings in the embodiments of the present application.
[0017] The topology of the current-commutated H-bridge hybrid DC fault current limiter is as follows: figure 1 As shown, it includes the on-state low-loss branch, the current commutation branch and four groups of H-bridge diodes, wherein the on-state low-loss branch includes ultra-fast mechanical switches and load transfer switches, and the current commutation branch contains three current Transfer branches.
[0018] In order to meet the bidirectional current limiting capability, four H-bridge diode groups are connected in parallel on both sides of the current commutation branch. Under normal circumstances, the line current flows from left to right. When a ground fault occurs on the right side of the current limiter, the fault current flows from left to right to the fault ...
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