Class 363 | ELECTRIC POWER CONVERSION SYSTEMS |
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1 | CASCADED OR COMBINED, DIVERSE CONVERSIONS IN WHICH THE FREQUENCY OR PHASE OR COMBINED CONVERSION IS WITHOUT INTERMEDIATE CONVERSION TO D.C. |
2 | Current and phase (e.g., D.C.-Ph1-Ph2) |
8 | Current and frequency (e.g., f1-f2-D.C.) |
9 | Combined phase and frequency conversion (i.e., Ph1f1-Ph2f2) |
13 | CURRENT CONVERSION |
14 | Cryogenic |
15 | Including D.C.-A.C.-D.C. converter |
16 | Having transistorized inverter |
17 | Bridge type |
18 | Single-ended, self-oscillating type |
20 | Single-ended, separately-driven type |
21.01 | With automatic control of the magnitude of output voltage or current |
21.02 | For resonant-type converter |
21.04 | For forward-type converter |
21.05 | Having digital logic |
21.06 | Having synchronous rectifier |
21.07 | Having feedback isolation (e.g., optoisolator, transformer coupled, etc.) |
21.08 | Having feedback winding inductively coupled to inverter inductive device (e.g., tertiary winding, etc.) |
21.09 | Having output current feedback |
21.1 | Utilizing pulse-width modulation |
21.12 | For flyback-type converter |
21.13 | Having digital logic |
21.14 | Having synchronous rectifier |
21.15 | Having feedback isolation (e.g., optoisolator, transformer coupled, etc.) |
21.16 | Having feedback winding inductively coupled to inverter inductive device (e.g., tertiary winding, etc.) |
21.17 | Having output current feedback |
21.18 | Utilizing pulse-width modulation |
22 | Double-ended (i.e., push-pull), self-oscillating type |
24 | Double-ended (i.e., push-pull), separately-driven type |
27 | Having thyristor inverter (e.g., SCR, etc.) |
29 | Having electron-tube inverter |
32 | Rotary-commutator-type inverter |
33 | Vibrator-type inverter |
34 | Including an A.C.-D.C.-A.C. converter |
35 | For transfer of power via a high voltage D.C. link (i.e., HVDC transmission system) |
36 | For change of phase (e.g., number of phases) |
37 | By semiconductor rectifier and inverter |
38 | By electron tube rectifier and inverter |
39 | With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components |
40 | In inverter systems |
41 | By pulse modulation technique (e.g., PWM, PPM, etc.) |
43 | By step-wave, amplitude summation technique |
44 | In rectifier systems |
49 | With starting arrangement |
50 | Including automatic or integral protection means |
51 | For high voltage D.C. transmission systems |
52 | For rectifiers |
55 | For inverters |
56.01 | Transistor inverter |
56.02 | Bridge type |
56.03 | Having current protection (e.g., over current, short, etc.) |
56.04 | Including short protection across a series-connected pair of transistors (e.g., shoot-through protection, etc.) |
56.05 | Having voltage protection |
56.06 | Double-ended type |
56.09 | Single-ended type |
56.12 | Transient protection (e.g., snubber, etc.) |
57 | Thyristor inverter |
59 | With voltage multiplication means (i.e., V out > V in) |
62 | With voltage division by storage type impedance (i.e., V out) |
63 | With means to selectively provide D.C. of either polarity |
64 | With interphase transformer |
65 | Having plural converters for single conversion |
66 | Including plural anodes and single cathode (e.g., vapor arc device) |
67 | Plural rectifiers |
71 | Plural inverters |
73 | Constant current to constant voltage or vice versa |
74 | With condition responsive means to control the output voltage or current |
75 | Including inductive integral sensing and control means (e.g., ferroresonant circuit) |
76 | Including integral sensing and control means for rectifier |
78 | Cooperating separate sensing and control means |
79 | Including plural sensing or control means |
84 | For rectifier system |
85 | With thyristor control means in the line circuit |
86 | External to rectifier (e.g., pre or post regulation) |
87 | For plural phase to D.C. rectifier |
88 | For full wave rectifier with at least 1 three electrode device |
89 | With transistor control means in the line circuit |
90 | With inductive control means in the line circuit |
94 | With electron tube or valve control means in the line circuit |
95 | For inverter |
100 | With manual control of the output voltage or current |
101 | With auxiliary bucking or boosting EMF |
102 | Using dynamoelectric machine converter |
106 | By circuit interrupter type |
111 | Using electronic tube converter |
112 | With gap in open atmosphere |
113 | With cathode element control |
114 | In rectifier systems |
120 | In inverter systems |
123 | Using semiconductor-type converter |
124 | In chopper converter systems |
125 | In rectifier systems |
131 | In transistor inverter systems |
135 | In thyristor inverter systems |
140 | Using impedance-type converter |
141 | With cooling means |
142 | With means to connect the input to diverse power sources |
144 | With conductive support mounting |
146 | Encased in plug housing |
147 | Integrated circuit |
148 | PHASE CONVERSION (PH1-PH2) WITHOUT INTERMEDIATE CONVERSION TO D.C. |
149 | With automatic voltage magnitude or phase angle control |
150 | By dynamoelectric machine converter |
151 | By electron tube converter |
152 | By induction-type converter |
156 | By passive phase shift elements |
157 | FREQUENCY CONVERSION (F1-F2) WITHOUT INTERMEDIATE CONVERSION TO D.C. |
158 | By varactor |
159 | By semiconductor converter |
164 | With automatic voltage magnitude control |
165 | With automatic frequency control |
166 | By electron tube converter |
170 | By induction-type converter |
177 | By circuit interrupter converter |
178 | MISCELLANEOUS |
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CURRENT CONVERSION |