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lakhbir singh
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LCI & Cycloconverters

04/21/2013 10:31 AM

What is the difference between the LCI and cycloconverters ? How do I select / Size these Drives? Common application for LCI and Cycloconverters
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Re: LCI & Cycloconverters

04/21/2013 10:43 AM

Have you done any independent research?

Read the available literature?

Gone on-line to search for the answer (not to ask others, but to do your own search)?

Looked at Wiki?

What have you done so far?
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Re: LCI & Cycloconverters

04/21/2013 12:09 PM

Being that both technologies are typically used only on motors in the megawatt and larger range, the answer as to how to select them is: hire a professional who knows what they are and has experience with them.

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