New conversion system for UPS using high frequency link
I. Yamato, N. Tokunaga, Yasuo Matsuda, Hisao Amano, Yoichi Suzuki
Abstract
I. Yamato, N. Tokunaga, Yasuo Matsuda, Hisao Amano, Yoichi Suzuki
Abstract
A novel conversion system for a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) using a high-frequency link is described. The UPS consists of a high-frequency inverter and transformer and a cycloconverter. The cycloconverter can be operated by both source commutation and self-commutation (by turning off the switching devices). A choice is made between the two commutation methods, depending on switching device losses during commutation and the internal voltage drop caused by commutating reactance. A compact and efficient UPS can be realized with this conversion system.>
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A novel conversion system for a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) using a high-frequency link is described. The UPS consists of a high-frequency inverter and transformer and a cycloconverter. The cycloconverter can be operated by both source commutation and self-commutation (by turning off the switching devices). A choice is made between the two commutation methods, depending on switching device losses during commutation and the internal voltage drop caused by commutating reactance. A compact and efficient UPS can be realized with this conversion system.>
Key concepts: Cycloconverter, Commutation, Reactance, Uninterruptible power supply, Transformer, Converters, Inverter, Commutation cell