COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE SYSTEMS WHICH SUPRESS UNCANONICAL HARMONICS OF INPUT CURRENTS OF TRACTION SUBSTATION RECTIFIER

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  • Я. В. Щербак
  • Е. В. Ягуп

Abstract

The results of research of suppression of uncanonical harmonics in input currents of traction substation, when different methods of suppression: harmonical action, variation of control angles increment time and combine criterion method were under discussion in this article. The special computer models, which implement corresponding uncanonical harmonics suppression methods, were developed for research. In the result of the computer experiments carrying out amplitudes of uncanonical harmonics were reduced by a large amount.

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Щербак, Я. В., & Ягуп, Е. В. (2013). COMPUTER RESEARCH OF THE SYSTEMS WHICH SUPRESS UNCANONICAL HARMONICS OF INPUT CURRENTS OF TRACTION SUBSTATION RECTIFIER. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (2), 57–60. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/202

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No. 2 (2008): №14

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