A compensator senses DC and AC currents to extract ripple components using coordinate transformation.
Silicon carbide MOSFETs enable direct phase connection in parallel inverters, resolving non-deterministic switching delays that limit maximum load current.
Parallel inverters adjust high frequency switching duty ratio to compensate for ripples, reducing large inductance requirements and enhancing dynamic response.
A power conversion device generates a zero-phase voltage command using a two-phase modulation scheme and a third harmonic component.
Dynamic reference generation prevents modulation index saturation and integrator windup during DC voltage sags.
A hybrid inverter system merges three-level and five-level structures to optimize power conversion efficiency.
A dual structure power cell inverter connects two low voltage units in series to handle high input voltages using existing switching mode power supplies.
A transformer-less inverter topology uses a source switching multiplexer to combine independent power converter modules for universal AC output generation.
A hybrid converter uses modular submodules to generate inverse voltage for harmonic mitigation.
Dual switching circuits bridge input terminals during transitions to eliminate waveform fluctuations and ensure stable output voltage quality.
A three-level inverter unit balances output currents using bidirectional switches and ON signal delay circuits to adjust pulse widths based on detected deviations.
Integrated substrate merges inverter and clamping circuits to reduce current path impedance, ohmic loss, and voltage fluctuation noise.
A power conversion device adjusts output impedance using a voltage correction amount calculated from reactor current to ensure uniform power allocation.
A duplex control device manages sub-module operations through active and standby systems, enabling seamless switchover during abnormality detection.
Power conversion device reduces calculation complexity and prevents overvoltage during grid abnormalities by balancing DC capacitor voltages between arms.
A diagnostic system calculates current change amount per unit time to determine power converter state using a dedicated calculation circuit.
Integrating voltage measurement into gate units determines cell capacitor voltage, eliminating separate hardware and reducing system complexity.