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 The 6-pulse controlled AC/DC converter produces harmonics. The input current total harmonic distortion and the input power factor, which is firing delay angle dependent, are major drawbacks, and a compensation technique is mandatory. This paper introduces a compensated 6-pulse current sourcecontrolled rectifier with a shunt active power filter (APF ) in different configurations. The shunt APF  with predictive current control is coupled to the 6-pulse systems in three different compensation configurations. The APF  is connected either directly to the front-end transformer primary or secondary side or via a transformer to reduce the filter side voltage. The comparison between these configuration is introduced; each configuration has merits and demerits. The comparison cannot be genuine. Simulation results are presented for a medium voltage converter which is scaled to allow low-voltage experimental confirmation.

 

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Shunt active filter 6-pulse converter Medium voltage Predictive current control and Harmonics.

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Hamad, M., & Masoud, M. (2014). Compensated Medium Voltage 6-Pulse CSR Using Shunt Active Power Filters: Three Different Configurations. The Journal of Engineering Research [TJER], 11(1), 1–10. https://doi.org/10.24200/tjer.vol11iss1pp1-10
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