3. Introduction to fault modes and their safe management
The inverter is a DC/AC converter similar to a voltage source, with low internal impedance, which does not cope well with a short-circuit situation, whether internal to the topology or external to the load or source. Figures 6a, 6b, 6c and 6d show the main critical short-circuit situations. When analyzing the criticality of fault modes, however, it is necessary to consider whether the inverter is a voltage step-down...
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Introduction to fault modes and their safe management