2. Three-inverter system with 2/3" voteur

2.1 System overview

An inverter is a device for improving the quality of electrical power. It is placed upstream of sensitive receivers such as computers and their peripherals. We propose to study the performance of a set of 2/3 redundant inverters as shown in the diagram 12 .

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