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Performance analysis of unity power factor converter-inverter fed switched reluctance motor drive
This paper presents the analysis of a new power converter-inverter topology for switched reluctance motor (SRM) drive applications. The SRM is fed from a power converter-inverter system. The current-controlled power converter draws sinusoidal AC currents from the supply mains and maintains them in-phase with the supply voltages, thereby facilitating unity power factor operation.