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Inductors are used in thyristor commutation circuits and for resonant oscillation
in resonant inverters. The resonant frequency is usually very very high. The
magnetic loss is dependent on the frequency and these inductors should be designed
with magnetic cores of very high permeability to reduce the core losses. The
output of inverters are normally isolated from the load by an output transformer.
The inverter output voltage normally contain harmonics and the transformer losses
are increased. A transformer, which is designed to operate at purely sinusoidal
voltages, would be subjected to higher losses and it shouid be derated when it is
being operated from the output voltages of inverters. The output voltage should
have no dc component; otherwise, the core may be saturated.
SUMMARY
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& Sons, Inc., 1964.
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3. T. OhnishiandH. Okitsu, "A novel PWM techniqueforthree-phaseinverter/converter."
International Power Electronics Conference, 1983, pp. 384-395,
4. M. F. Schlecht, "Novel topologies alternatives to the design of a harmonic-free utility/
dc interface." Power Electronic Specialist Conference, 1983, pp. 206-216.
5. K C. Schwarz, "An improved method of resonant current pulse modulation for power
converters." IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and Control Instrumentation,
Vol. IECI23, No. 2, 1976, pp. 133-141.
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