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    Practical dual converters use two converters with firing angles such that their sum is 180 degrees, with one converter acting as a rectifier with firing angle α1 and the other as an inverter with firing angle 180- α1. Though their average output voltages are equal, one converter rectifies while the other inverts.

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    DUAL CONVERTERS

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    Practical dual converters use two converters with firing angles such that their sum is 180 degrees, with one converter acting as a rectifier with firing angle α1 and the other as an inverter with firing angle 180- α1. Though their average output voltages are equal, one converter rectifies while the other inverts.

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    Practical dual converters use two converters with firing angles such that their sum is 180 degrees, with one converter acting as a rectifier with firing angle α1 and the other as an inverter with firing angle 180- α1. Though their average output voltages are equal, one converter rectifies while the other inverts.

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    PRACTICAL DUAL CONVERTERS

    With the firing angles controlled in a manner


    1+2=180 and with both the converters in operation
    their avg output voltage are equal . One converter is
    working as rectifier with firing angle (1 )and other will
    be working as inverter with firing angle (180- 1 )
    .Though their avg output voltages are equal

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