Converter circuit for switching of a multiplicity of switching voltage levels
CA 2587421 C · Owner: Meysenc, Luc · Inventors: Meysenc, Luc; Barbosa, Peter; Steimer, Peter
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A converter circuit is specified for switching of a multiplicity of switching voltage levels which have n , first switching groups (1.1 ... 1.n) for each phase , (R, S, T), with the n-th first switching group (1.n) being formed by a first drivable bidirectional power semiconductor switch (2) and a second drivable bidirectional power semiconductor switch (3) and with , the first first switching group (1.1) to the (n-1)-th switching group (1.(n-1)) each being formed by a first drivable bidirectional power. semiconductor switch (2) and a second drivable bidirectional power semiconductor switch (3), and by a capacitor (4) which is connected to the first and second drivable …
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- Filed November 22, 2004 and granted April 17, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended November 22, 2024.
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