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Polyphase alternator with single phase output

TLDR
In this article, an alternating current electrical power generator of the rotating field type whose output frequency is independent of the rotational speed of the field was presented, where low frequency electrical power was produced by generating a high frequency polyphase voltage which is rectified alternately positive and negative and by simultaneously modulating the level of the high frequency voltage with a low frequency sine wave.
Abstract
An alternating current electrical power generator of the rotating field type whose output frequency is independent of the rotational speed of the field. Low frequency electrical power is produced by generating a high frequency polyphase voltage which is rectified alternately positive and negative and by simultaneously modulating the level of the high frequency voltage with a low frequency sine wave.

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An electrostatic dust precipitator

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TL;DR: An electrostatic dust precipitator comprises a separation filter (5) having emitter and collector electrodes (4,6), means (1-3, 7-11) for maintaining a substantially constant d.c. voltage between the electrodes during opera-tion of the precipitators, and pulse-generating means for generating at a given frequency in the order of 30-500 Hz voltage pulses or voltage pulse trains which are superimposed on the voltage and which are of short duration in relation to the aforementioned frequency as mentioned in this paper.
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Apparatus for providing ac electrical energy at a preselected frequency

TL;DR: In this article, a method and apparatus for providing AC electrical energy at a preselected frequency including a driven AC generator having an externally excitable field, means connected to the generator field for exciting the field at the pre-selected frequency whereby the generated AC output is modulated at a specified frequency, and rectifier means connected with the generator output by which the modulated generator output is rectified to obtain AC output at the selected frequency, the frequency of the AC output being independent of the speed of rotation of the generator.
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Frequency changer having a constant frequency output

J Honey
TL;DR: In this paper, a frequency changer with adjustable constant frequency output with a higher fixed or variable frequency input from a polyphase source, such as a 3-phase alternator, provides a current path through a utilization means in one direction for a first interval of time and in the opposite direction in the second interval of times with the current paths being alternately applied at the selected constant frequency with the alternating application of the paths is under the control of a circuit that includes a first group of thyristors connected in a bridge circuit for the first direction of current flow and a second