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A line-current modulated high-frequency link DC-to-utility interface power conditioning system using a sinewave output resonant inverter can be effectively modeled and implemented to interface DC sources with utility grids. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

January 1, 1988

DC-to-utility interface using sinewave resonant inverter

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A line-current modulated high-frequency (HF) link DC-to-utility interface power conditioning (DC/UIPC) system using a sinewave output resonant inverter is proposed. The proposed system consists of a sinewave output HF resonant inverter, a rectifier and a line connected inverter (LCI). The system is modelled using a constant current model for the HF inverter, and a Step model for the DC link current. The operating modes, analysis, design and experimental results are presented.

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