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Harmonic reducer converter

delete2003-04-01
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O. García *
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Martínez-Avial, MD
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J.A. Cobos
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J. Uceda
G
González, J
DOI：10.1109/TIE.2003.809388delete
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A new strategy to accomplish low-frequency Regulation EN 61000-3-2 at system level is proposed in this paper. By means of a simple converter, connected in parallel with the loads, the harmonic currents generated by them are greatly reduced, it being unnecessary to include additional power-factor-correction converters. This approach is based on the well-known parallel active power filters, but the difference is that it is placed on the dc side. Its position, at the rectified line voltage, produces some important advantages such as a simple power stage, a simple analog control, and flexibility in the design of the system. Moreover, this converter features high efficiency and small size. The experimental results show the benefits of this solution.
Keywords:
DC active filter
power-factor correction
sinusoidal line current
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IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics cover
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
IF:
7.2
Papers:
1.8W
Citations:
9.8W

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