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Patent Search Database Used
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Part - I : PATENT SEARCH TECHNIQUE USED
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Series inverter circuit having controlled rectifiers
with power diodes in reverse parallel
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Patent Search & Analysis Report (PSAR)
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PANCHAL MAULIK VALJIBHAI
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Part - II : BASIC DATA OF PATENTED INVENTION/BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA
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US19600005847 19600201
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SERIES INVERTER
Series inverter circuit having controlled rectifiers
with power diodes in reverse parallel connectioUS 3120633 A
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01/02/1960
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- INVENTOR DETAIL
Address/City/Country of InventorName of Inventor
Genuit Luther L United States
Name of Applicant/Assignee Address/City/Country of Applicant
Gen Electric US
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Part - III : TECHNICAL PART OF PATENTED INVENTION
Limitation of Prior Technology/Art :
SERIES INVERTER CIRCUIT HAVING CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS WITH POWER DIODES IN REVERS
PARALLEL CONNECTION Filed Feb. 1, 1960 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 United States Patent SERIES INVERTE
CEIMIUET HAVING QQN- TRULLED RECTEFEERS WITH IGWER Di- ODES IN REVERSE PARALLEL CONNE
'IION Luther L. Genuit, Danville, Ill., assignor to General Electric Company, a corporation of New Yo
Filed Feb. 1, 1968, Ser. No. 5,547 13 Claims. (Cl. 321-45) This invention relates to semiconductiv
controlled rectifier inverter circuits for converting direct current into alternating current and is mo
particularly concened with series inverter circuits in which the effects of the inverse voltage on th
circuit during commutation of the controlled rectifiers is minimized.
Specific Problem Solved/Objective of Invention :
In the inverter circuits to which the present invention is applicable, the load circuit has associate
with it an inductance, a resistance and capacitance whereby it functions as an oscillatory circuit an
causes the waveform of the load current to be in shape of a damped sinusoid. The polarity revers
resulting from the damped oscillation provides the inverse voltage required for a conducting controlle
rectifier to revert to a blocking state at the completion of its operating cycle. However, in invert
circuits where the voltages for driving the firing circuits are derived from the commutation voltag
the circuit has to be derated in order that the controlled rectifiers can be protected again
breakdown due to the voltage overshoots which occur during the commutation. A controlled rectifi
is limited by the continuous peak voltage which it will withstantd in both the forward and revers
directions Without breaking down. In any given application, if the voltage rating of the controlle
rectifier is exceeded sufiiciently in the forward direction, it will fire even though no gate signal
present. In a series inverter circuit employing two controlled rectifiers, this may result in both of t
controlled rectifiers conducting simultaneously.
Another limiting factor on the rating utilization of a controlled rectifier in an inverter circuit is th
effect of the load circuit quality (circuit quality denoting the ratio of inductance to the eifectiv
resistance of the load cir- Ice cuit) on the operating voltages in the circuit. In inverter circuits
which no provision is made for the limitation of the voltage overshoots during commutation, th
operation of the circuit may be adversely affected by high load circuit quality since these voltag
vary with the circuit quality. Thus, in order that an inverter circuit be operated with a load circu
having a relatively high quality, it is necessary that the operating voltage levels of the invert
circuits not be affected by variations in the load circuit quality.
A general object of the invention is to provide an improved semiconductive controlled rectifier invert
c1rcuit for producing alternating current from a direct current supply.
Brief about Invention :
Key Learning Points :
In another aspect of the invention, power diodes connected in reverse parallel connection with the controlled rectifier
are employed in a circuit configuration in which a commutation voltage of a fixed magnitude other than zero
maintained during the time the power diodes bypass the current. Such a circuit configuration may be used
conjunction with firing circuits of the type that are excited by fixed commutation voltage.
An inverter circuit comprising a pair of direct current input terminals, 2. pair of serially connected controlled rectifie
connected across said input terminals, a pair of serially connected power diodes connected across said inpu
terminals and each of said power diodes being connected in reverse parallel relationship across one of said controlle
rectifiers, a load circuit including an inductive reactance, a pair of serially connected capacitors connected across
Summary of Invention :
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said input terminals, said capacitors being alternately charged and discharged, a pair of output terminals adapted t
provide an alternating current supply when said input terminals are energized by a direct current source, said loa
circuit being connected across one of said power diodes, firing circuit means connected in circuit with said controllerectifiers to provide a current pulse to alternately fire one of said controlled rectifiers at the end of a predetermine
delay after the other conducting controlled rectifier has been turned off, and starting means for initially firing one o
said controlled rectifiers to start operation of the inverter circuit.
Number of Claims 13:
Patent Status Granted Patent:
How much this invention is related with your IDP/UDP? < 70 %:
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