The mathematical model of the diode proposed in this investigation for the analysis of nonideal poly phase converters has finite forward and reverse resistances. Since current-dependent diode impedances exist at all times, only one set of piecewise-linear time-invariant state-variable equations is required to describe the nonideal polyphase diode converter completely. A digital computer solution of the state- variable equations was obtained to verify the inte grity and tractability of this method of analysis.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY SCR Manual Syracuse New York 1967
2.
3.
4.
Mochizuki T.Three-phase hybrid bridge rectifier: Part IElectrical Engineering in Japan vol 87 no 111967 pp 20-29
5.
Mochizuki T.Three-phase hybrid bridge rectifier: Part IIElectrical Engineering in Japan vol 87 no 111967 pp 30-39
6.
Hayashi S.Toyoda S.Wakabayaski J.Analysis of a three-phase static inverter circuit with rectifiersElectrical Engineering in Japan vol 88 no 121968 pp 79-88
7.
Li Y.New three-phase inverter circuitProceedings of the IEE vol 115 no 111968 pp 1677-1683
8.
9.
10.
11.
Smith JRM.J.Modeling and feedback control of polyphase thyristor circuitsThe Pennsylvania State University PhD dissertation University Park Pa1970