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The High-Frequency Base Converter-A New Approach to Static High-Power Conversion

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In this article, a new approach to high-power conversion in which two naturally commutated converters (cycloconverters) are used in tandem, each with its input connected to a (passive) high-frequency (HF) source (''base''), is presented.
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A new approach to high-power conversion in which two naturally commutated converters (cycloconverters) are used in tandem, each with its input connected to a (passive) high-frequency (HF) source (``base'') is presented. The arrangement approximates an ideal converter; its ``input'' and ``output'' frequency can be equal or different, and the power factor at both external terminals can be maintained at unity or any other value. Potential utility applications in which the HF base converter functions as an asynchronous intertie between two ac power systems and as a tie between a dc transmission line and a weak ac system are discussed, and technical and economic comparisons with conventional approaches are given.

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Reactive power generation and control by thyristor circuits

TL;DR: In this paper, a review of possible methods of VAr generation and control by static thyristor circuits and new approaches in which power frequency changers (cycloconverters) are employed are described.
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High-Frequency Link Power Conversion

TL;DR: In this paper, a class of electrical power conditioners incorporating an intermediate variable high-frequency link concept is introduced by considering a converter with dc source and variable voltage and frequency polyphase output, then extending the concept to polyphase ac source voltage.
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Versatile cycloinverter power converter circuits

TL;DR: In this paper, a family of high-frequency-link solid state power converters having an input and output switching circuit that function as a high frequency parallel capacitor commutated control inverter and a cycloconverter output circuit to supply variable frequency and variable voltage power to a load is presented.