Static ward leonard drive - dual converter
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This document discusses speed control methods for DC motors using a dual converter. A dual converter takes a three phase power supply and converts it to DC power for a separately excited DC motor. The dual converter uses chopper control to vary the duty cycle of the DC power supplied to the motor, allowing for speed control of the DC motor.
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