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Investigation of the Coupling Paths of a Galvanically Isolated AC/AC Converter

A galvanically isolated three-phase AC/AC converter with a high-frequency AC-link has been analyzed from an EMC point of view. This is a special configuration because of a large number of switches, a high frequency transformer, and a four- wire output. The essential coupling paths are identified. Corresponding suppression remedies are given. The results, before and after measures, have been presented to demonstrate the improvement in EMC.

H. Polinder | Dongsheng Zhao | A. Roc'h | F. Leferink | B. Ferreira

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