Method for determining rectifier-stage output current and/or grid-side currents of a frequency converter
A technology of outputting current and frequency converter, which is applied in the conversion device of AC power input to AC power output, output power, and only measuring current, which can solve problems such as a lot of extra space.
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[0032] The frequency converter 1 is connected to a grid 6 having three phases u, v and w. The grid behaves as some grid impedance 2 for each phase. Alternatively, the grid impedance module 2 may represent the total AC inductance of the frequency converter module 1 .
[0033]For the convenience of the following explanation, the circuit diagram is divided into a grid side 6 , a rectifier stage 7 , an inverter stage 8 and a motor side 9 .
[0034] The rectifier stage 7 includes a passive rectifier 3 . The passive rectifier 3 is formed from rectifier silicon devices, such as diodes D1-D6 generally known in the art. Alternatively, the diodes may be thyristors which are used for inrush current limiting in some frequency converters. The shown rectifier 3 is a 3-phase rectifier, but could also be a single-phase rectifier or another multi-phase rectifier. The DC link inductance Ldc is connected to the output side of the rectifier 3 . Alternatively, it may be the case with two DC c...
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