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Modeling of Multi-Windings Phase Shifting Transformers for DC Supplies

Jean-Jacques Simond, Philippe Allenbach, Alain Sapin
2000
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper deals with the modeling of multi-windings transformers. Based on a real example, a modeling methodology is presented. This methodology is the original part of the paper. Application examples of multi-windings phase shifting transformers (18 and 24 pulse) are presented. The whole system behavior has been simulated using the SIMSEN simulation software. Harmonics analysis of simulation results (elimination of low order harmonics 5, 7, 11, 13) has validated the proposed methodology.

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