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    Modeling, analysis and experimental verification of variable-speed constant-frequency power conversion scheme with a permanent magnet synchronous generator

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    1988
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    Rim, Geun-hie
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    A variable-speed constant frequency (VSCF) power conversion scheme with a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) is studied in this dissertation. The scheme consists of a PMSG, diode-rectifier bridge, dc-link filter, controlled converter for conversion to the constant frequency ac utility, and transformer. The various subsystems listed above are modeled for steady-state analysis and the simulation results are experimentally verified. All the relevant performance equations are derived for both the three-phase half-wave (THWI!) and full-wave (TFWI) controlled converter options and the harmonics are computed.
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