Could some electronics guru please provide some pointers -- I am trying to determine the analytical oscillation frequency of the z source inverter. Thanks in advance for your help.
Z source inverter oscillation frequency analytical expression
Mar 19, 2016
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Never heard of it. How 'bout some links/references.
George H.
Here's all the analytics you need, straight from the inventors pen.
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Let us know what you come up with.
Old technology.
I think it was Emerson (maybe) that produced current-sourced converters (inverters?) back in the 80's or 90's to drive 3-phase motors.
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Never heard that term before in that way, but it sounds like a vector inverter setting the frequency such that is creates constant current.
Maybe vector inverters is what you're after?
Jamie
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