NASA NTRS · 19720005394
Development and performance of pulse-width-modulated static inverter and converter modules
Abstract
Pulse-width-modulated inverter and converter modules are being developed for modular aerospace electrical power systems. The modules, rate 2.5 kilowatts per module and 10-minute - 150-percent overload, operate from 56 volts dc. The converter module provides two output voltages: a nominal link voltage of 200 volts dc when used with the inverter, and 150 volts dc to a load bus when used separately. The inverter module output is 400-hertz, sinusoidal, three-phase, 120/208 volts. Tests of breadboard models with standard parts and integrated circuits show rated power efficiencies of 71.4 and 85.1 percent and voltage regulation of 5 and 3.1 percent for inverter and converter modules, respectively. Sine-wave output distortion is 0.74 percent.
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Pittman, P. F., Gourash, F., Birchenough, A. G., Ravas, R. J., Hall, W. G.. 1971-12-01. Development and performance of pulse-width-modulated static inverter and converter modules. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720005394
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