Proceedings of 14th International Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference EPE-PEMC 2010 2010
DOI: 10.1109/epepemc.2010.5606554
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Survey of power electronics and electric machine application for on-site railway power system in Japan to realize eco-friendly transportation

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“…For CMII and CMIII, it can be seen from Equation ( 21) that the value of ε U1p and ε U1q are not unique, and the value of K N1 and K N2 are also not unique according to Equation (22), when the value of ε U1 is given. And the value of K C1 and K C2 are also not unique according to Equation (24).…”
Section: Methods Of Determining the Compensation Schemementioning
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“…For CMII and CMIII, it can be seen from Equation ( 21) that the value of ε U1p and ε U1q are not unique, and the value of K N1 and K N2 are also not unique according to Equation (22), when the value of ε U1 is given. And the value of K C1 and K C2 are also not unique according to Equation (24).…”
Section: Methods Of Determining the Compensation Schemementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For CMI, as the negative sequence current generated by I Lp1 and I Lq1 is compensated independently each time, when the value of ε U1 is given, the value of ε U1p or ε U1q is also determined uniquely, and the value of K N1 and K N2 is also determined uniquely according to Equation (22). In the same way, the value of K C1 and K C2 can be obtained according to Equation (24).…”
Section: Methods Of Determining the Compensation Schemementioning
confidence: 99%
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