Search for dissertations about: "Medium Voltage Converters"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 14 swedish dissertations containing the words Medium Voltage Converters.
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1. Medium Voltage Generation System with Five-level NPC Converters for Kite Tidal Power
Abstract : Offshore power generation has emerged as a prominent source of energy and the installed capacity of new plants has been steadily increasing in recent years. Tidal power specifically is a promising renewable energy source which has not been highly exploited yet, despite its distinctive advantages of being predictable and independent of weather conditions. READ MORE
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2. Multilevel three-phase dual active bridge dc-dc converters - A study on converter modulation, capacitive energy requirement, ZVS boundaries, MFT's winding connections, and core losses
Abstract : The collection and transmission of power from offshore wind turbines using dc have advantages over the ac system. One of the enabling technologies for deploying dc collection is the dc-dc converter that boosts the dc output from the turbine to the medium-voltage dc level of the collection grid. READ MORE
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3. Inverter Design for SiC-based Electric Drive Systems with Optimal Redundant States Control of Space Vector Modulation
Abstract : The need for inverters with ever increasing power density and efficiency has recently become the driving factor for research in various fields. Increasing the operating voltage of the whole drive system and utilizing newly developed SiC power switches can contribute towards this goal. READ MORE
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4. On the Internal Dynamics and AC-Motor Drive Application of Modular Multilevel Converters
Abstract : This thesis is an effort to investigate the operation and the performanceof modular multilevel converters (M2Cs). Proven to be the most promisingtopology in high-voltage high-power applications, it is necessary to put aneffort in understanding the physical laws that govern the internal dynamicsof such converters, in order to design appropriate control methods. READ MORE
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5. On soft-switching isolated AC/DC converters without auxiliary circuit
Abstract : The thesis is concerned with a class of power electronic converter systems that permit bidirectional AC/DC conversion with galvanic separation of the AC and DC sides by a transformer operating at elevated frequency. The systems consist of a capacitively snubbered voltage source converter and a cycloconverter, separated by the mentioned transformer. READ MORE