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    This document classifies inverters in several ways. It categorizes inverters based on the nature of their input source as either voltage source or current source. It also groups inverters by the waveshape of their output voltage as square wave, quasi-square wave, or pulse width modulated. Additionally, thyristor inverters are broken down by their method of commutation as either line commutated or forced commutated, and by their connections as series, parallel, or bridge (half-bridge or full-bridge) inverters.

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    This document classifies inverters in several ways. It categorizes inverters based on the nature of their input source as either voltage source or current source. It also groups inverters by the waveshape of their output voltage as square wave, quasi-square wave, or pulse width modulated. Additionally, thyristor inverters are broken down by their method of commutation as either line commutated or forced commutated, and by their connections as series, parallel, or bridge (half-bridge or full-bridge) inverters.

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    This document classifies inverters in several ways. It categorizes inverters based on the nature of their input source as either voltage source or current source. It also groups inverters by the waveshape of their output voltage as square wave, quasi-square wave, or pulse width modulated. Additionally, thyristor inverters are broken down by their method of commutation as either line commutated or forced commutated, and by their connections as series, parallel, or bridge (half-bridge or full-bridge) inverters.

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    This document classifies inverters in several ways. It categorizes inverters based on the nature of their input source as either voltage source or current source. It also groups inverters by the waveshape of their output voltage as square wave, quasi-square wave, or pulse width modulated. Additionally, thyristor inverters are broken down by their method of commutation as either line commutated or forced commutated, and by their connections as series, parallel, or bridge (half-bridge or full-bridge) inverters.

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    Inverter

    Classification of Inverters
    a)Classification according to the nature of Input
    source
    • Voltage source inverters
    • Current source inverters.
    b) a)Classification according to the Waveshape
    of the output voltage
    Square-wave inverter
    Quasi-square wave inverter
    Pulse width modulated inverter
    Thyristor Inverter Classifiction
    • a)Classification according to the Method of
    commutation
    1.Line commutated Inverters
    2.Forced commutated inverters
    b)Classification according to Connections
    1.Series inverters
    2.Parallel inverters
    3.Bridge inverters
    i)Half-Bridge inverters
    ii)Full-Bridge inverters
    Half Bridge Inverter
    Full Bridge Inverter

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