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Three phase current source auxiliary resonant commutated pole inverter using IGBTs

Wolf‐Rüdiger Canders, N. Lescow, Frank Hinrichsen

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To reduce the losses of power inverters, resonant topologies replace hard switching power inverters. This paper shows the first investigations and measurements carried out to design a three phase current link power inverter in ARCP (auxiliary resonant commutated pole) topology as well as the finally measurements and results achieved with the complete system.

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Key concepts: Inverter, Topology (electrical circuits), Power (physics), Network topology, Resonant inverter, Three-phase, Electronic engineering, Phase (matter)