TRAMAG Branch Chokes – The perfect fit for Multilevel Converter Systems
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Industrial drives systems require powerful converters with maximum flexibility and high availability. In addition, they must be suitable for controlling almost any type of motor and the voltage-signal must be mains-friendly as well as motor-friendly on the output side. This is where our special TRAMAG branch chokes come into play. With additional electro-technical insulation, they are also designed for special surge voltage resistance and ensure optimum use and availability of the converter-controlled drive system even under high continuous load.
So-called shaft generators are used on larger ships to generate energy for the on-board power supply. What is meant here is the drive shaft for operating the ship’s propeller or propellers. On the output side, connected to the modular converter system, a branch choke per outer conductor ensures a “clean” current signal with low ripple for the voltage supply with the desired electrical sine wave – not to be confused with the out-board sea-waves – for the connected motors and other consumers.
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While the usual industrial converter works with one DC link (level), the multilevel inverter works with several DC links (multilevel). Depending on the number of required intermediate circuits, this modular multi-level inverter technology shows its strengths above all in drive systems with high power requirements, in connection with pumps, compressors, fans and other high-performance drives. And this in the perfectly coordinated combination with the three TRAMAG branch reactors always required for each DC link connection.
For years, customers all over the world have trusted in TRAMAG’s solution competence for the use of transformers, chokes and filters for the most diverse electrotechnical applications, including the most powerful and technologically advanced converter systems.
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