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    Investigations on Single-Phasing Effect of Zigzag Autoconfigured Transformer Based 12-Pulse Rectifier
    (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2018) Kalpana, R.; P, P.S.; Vidyasagar, V.S.; Singh, B.
    High power industrial loads are often fed from front-end multi-pulse rectifier as its ability to effectively and inexpensively mitigate the harmonics on the AC side is achieved by the multi-pulse autoconfigured transformer. This paper analyzes and investigates the operability of the zigzag autoconfigured transformer based 12-pulse rectifier when one of the input terminals is open, i.e., single-phasing. Contrary to the prior art multi-pulse rectifiers, the availability of neutral point in zigzag autoconfigured transformer results in normal operation at DC side during single-phasing. A detailed MATLAB Simulation is carried out to understand the single-phasing operation of the zigzag autoconfigured transformer. Further, the experimental results from the laboratory prototype are presented to validate the simulated results. © 2018 IEEE.
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    Power Quality Enhancement in AC-DC Converter Using Voltage Sensorless Control Technique
    (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2018) P, P.S.; Kalpana, R.; Singh, B.
    This paper presents the power quality improvement in power supply systems and explains the corrective measures taken by means of front-end AC-DC converter. The front-end AC-DC converter having a boost type delta connected rectifier with voltage sensorless control technique is proposed. The delta switch rectifier enables the zero-sequence component circulation and thereby reduces the third harmonic component in the input mains. Further, the input voltage sensorless control is developed for the proposed converter which can maintain the power quality well within the IEEE and IEC standards and also, yields lesser switching loss, reduced switching stress and high output voltage. The performance of the front-end AC-DC converter configuration is validated by simulating in the MATLAB Simulink environment and the results are presented. The experimental setup for the front-end AC-DC converter is implemented in the laboratory to validate the MATLAB simulation results. © 2018 IEEE.