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A Matrix Converter without Reactive Clamp Elements for an Induction Motor Drive System

Alexander Schuster
1998
Conference Papers

Abstract

The paper describes the design of a microcomputer controlled matrix converter for an induction motor drive system. Special emphasis is given to the current commutation eliminating the need for any capacitor-based clamp circuit in the steady state operation and during the shutdown. Simulation results and experimental results are presented.

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