The complete ACiAC converter systems are finding its use in applications where the high dynamic operation with load energy regeneration is required. Since the ACiAC con- verter features unity input displacement factor and the input currents exhibit very low harmonic distortion, another appli- cation area of the complete AC/AC systems is in the environ- ment where the low harmonic impact on the utility is required. Due to the relatively high cost of the complete configuration today, a promising application area where these systems could become cost effective are the multi-inverter systems. This paper investigates on such multi-load application in which the single AC/DC converter feeds several inverters through the common DC bus. The paper provides analysis of the ACiDC converter operation, considerations about control design, advantages and limitations of such multiple inverter arrange- ment. The complete simulation and experimental results are reported for a 7.5kW prototype of a multi-load system.
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