DC Circuit Breaker Based on Forced Resonance Commutation Principle
A DC circuit breaker and resonance technology, which is applied in the field of DC circuit breakers, can solve the problems of complex control of power electronic devices, long time required, and high cost, and achieve the goals of improving the success rate of shutdown, shortening the arcing time, and reducing maintenance costs. Effect
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