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ANALYSIS OF 12-PULSE DIODE RECTIFIER OPERATING IN AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS WITH CONSTANT FREQUENCY

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Author(s):
Vitoi, Lais A. ; Pomilio, Jose A. ; Brand, Danilo I. ; IEEE
Total Authors: 4
Document type: Journal article
Source: 2017 XIV BRAZILIAN POWER ELECTRONICS CONFERENCE (COBEP); v. N/A, p. 6-pg., 2017-01-01.
Abstract

In aeronautical systems, the system traditionally operates with fixed frequency (400 Hz). In the More Eletric Aircraft concept, the airplanes operate with a variable frequency (360 Hz to 800 Hz), and due to increased power demand, the systems tend to use high voltage de buses (+/- 270 V). This paper analyzes the 12-pulse passive rectifier to meet those specifications and the aeronautical standards with fixed frequency. Two sorts of input filter were evaluated: L and LC. A mathematical model that includes the harmonic components of the system is developed and allows to analyze the input current and the output voltage. Simulations and a prototype were developed to validate the model. (AU)

FAPESP's process: 17/05565-7 - Aircraft electrical grids: power quality conformity and power electronics solutions
Grantee:Jose Antenor Pomilio
Support Opportunities: Regular Research Grants