Six phase rectifier digital computer simulation
Six phase rectifier digital computer simulation
A digital computer program has been developed for the simulation of a six-pulse converter with a resistance-inductance load. The program calculates the time histories of the voltages and currents on both the ac and dc sides of the rectifier bridges. The grid delay angle is calculated in terms of the load current, supply voltage, and commutating reactance. The program is written in FORTRAN and is executable on the CDC7600 Plotted output of ten variables can be requested. This program is a preliminary effort toward the development of analytical and programming techniques that can be used in the simulation of the twelve-pulse controlled rectifiers in the TFTR toroidal field coil energy conversion system.
- University of North Texas United States
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Electrical Equipment, Electric Coils, Tokamak Devices 700203* -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Power Supplies, Mathematical Models, Computer Codes, Electronic Equipment, Electrical Properties, Power Supplies, Fortran, Equipment, Energy Storage, Thermonuclear Devices, Functional Models, Physical Properties, Magnet Coils, Simulators, Analog Systems, Programming Languages, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology, Tftr Device, Closed Plasma Devices
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