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New approach to medium voltage variable speed drives

M.S. Baker
- Vol. 2, pp 373-379
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In this paper, the authors examined the existing medium voltage drive formats, their advantages and disadvantages, and proposed new standards implemented overseas to limit the effect of harmonics on the electricity supply system, and how these limits impacted on the design of new generation VSDs.
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This paper outlines the approach taken in the development of a new medium voltage variable frequency drive. It examines the existing medium voltage drive formats, their advantages and disadvantages. It also outlines new standards implemented overseas to limit the effect of harmonics on the electricity supply system, and how these limits impacted on the design of the new generation VSDs. It further examines the effect that advances in microprocessors and electronic power devices has had in the design of the new drive topology.

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