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Cost-effective line termination net for IGBT PWM VSI AC motor drives
The full performance of a series line termination net (LTN) has already been achieved by means of parallel ferrite-core inductors and not inductive power resistors, affecting integration and cost-effectiveness in medium-power PWM AC motor drives. A novel LTN design concept is here presented, namely IRONET, based on the exploitation of the inductor core loss as part of the wanted high-frequency LTN response. Iron cores are adopted instead of larger ferrite-core thanks to proper eddy-current density, set by design of lamination thickness and winding turns. The effective high-frequency behaviour of lossy power inductors is analysed and discussed, defining small-size R-C simple compensation. An IRONET prototype has been realised and tested for a 55 kW-rated IGBT induction motor, showing IRONET effectiveness very close to full performance even by common 0.35 mm laminations.