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Generalities |
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The object of power electronics | |
| Conversion structures | ||
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Direct converters | |
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Indirect converters | |
| Semiconductor elements | ||
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| Areas of application | ||
Choppers |
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Inverters |
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| Voltage inverters | ||
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Structures | |
| Full-wave command | ||
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Principle | |
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R-L load (tri phased) | |
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Harmonic analysis of the output voltage | |
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Harmonic analysis of the input current | |
| PWM command | ||
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Principle | |
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Single-phase inverters | |
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Tri phased inverters | |
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Harmonic analysis of the output voltage | |
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Harmonic analysis of the input current | |
| Operation of the PWM voltage source inverters | ||
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RL load | |
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RLE load | |
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Regulation models | |
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Closed loop operation | |
| The operation of delta modulated inverters | ||
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Principle | |
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Single phase inverters | |
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Tri phased inverters | |
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Extension to sigma delta modulation | |
Rectifiers |
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Other converters |
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Power electronics realise, by the way of the semiconductor switches operating in commutation, the adaptation both of the form of the electric energy supplied from the source and of its parameters, depending on the load demands. |
The chapters that will be treated within the thematic are:
