Replacement of electrical (load) drives by a hardware-in-the-loop system

This paper presents an interesting approach for hardware-in-the-loop testing of voltage source inverters for drive applications. For this purpose the inverter under test is not connected to a real machine, but to a second inverter instead, which behaves like an electrical machine. The power capabili...

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Main Authors: Kennel, R. M., Boller, T., Holtz, J.
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