4. Four-quadrant reversible chopper
Each of the above elementary choppers behaves like a variable voltage source. We've already detailed the switching and studied the filters, so we'll confine ourselves to an external study of the four-quadrant version.
Let's take the previous one-arm structure (figure
13
) and combine two of them in parallel. This gives us the combination: two quadrants + two quadrants = four quadrants, shown in figure
17
.
In this structure, each of the two half-arms supplies a bidirectional current and a unidirectional voltage. The load seeing the difference...
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Four-quadrant reversible chopper