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Engineering Principles and Operations of the Resonant Pulse Commutation Circuit

"A resonant pulse commutation circuit is a specialized power electronics arrangement that forces current to zero in a main thyristor to achieve forced commutation. By injecting a temporary, opposing resonant current pulse derived from an LC tank circuit, it neutralizes the forward conduction current, allowing the semiconductor device to regain its blocking state rapidly. Introduction to Commutation in Power Electronics Commutation in power electronics refers to the process of transferring load current from one semiconductor device to another, or forcing a currently conducting device to turn off. In fully controlled switches like Insulated-Gate..."

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