Abstract: A converter arrangement comprising a switchgear cabinet for a plurality of converter assemblies forming respective main modules and each consisting of submodules, formed as a switching module and a capacitor module. The switchgear cabinet has connection devices for electrical connection of the converter assemblies and also, for each converter assembly, a rail system for the mechanical arrangement thereof. The capacitor module has a DC voltage contact device for electrical connection to the assigned switching module, and also sliding elements. The switching module has a cooling device, power semiconductor modules and also dedicated sliding elements. The sliding elements of the submodules are arranged in a stacked manner in the same rails of the rail system of the switchgear cabinet.

Abstract: A converter arrangement comprising a switchgear cabinet for a plurality of converter assemblies forming respective main modules and each consisting of submodules, formed as a switching module and a capacitor module. The switchgear cabinet has connection devices for electrical connection of the converter assemblies and also, for each converter assembly, a rail system for the mechanical arrangement thereof. The capacitor module has a DC voltage contact device for electrical connection to the assigned switching module, and also sliding elements. The switching module has a cooling device, power semiconductor modules and also dedicated sliding elements. The sliding elements of the submodules are arranged in a stacked manner in the same rails of the rail system of the switchgear cabinet.

Abstract: The invention concerns a connection system between batteries or banks of capacitors associated with a circuit, for example of the inverter type and whereof the capacitors are connected by a busbar consisting of two thin bars of different polarities stacked and separated by an insulating layer. Each busbar comprises at least one protuberance designed to co-operate with a linking member between two protuberances derived from two batteries or banks of adjacent capacitors. The linking member comprises two conductive strips designed to be contacted each with the bars of same polarity of two opposite protuberances, said strips being arranged on either side of an insulating layer. One of the protuberances or of each co-operating zone of the linking member with one protuberance comprises a clamp forming a slide enabling the other to be slidingly positioned perpendicular to the axis of the link.

Abstract: The invention concerns a connection system between batteries or banks of capacitors associated with a circuit, for example of the inverter type and whereof the capacitors are connected by a busbar consisting of two thin bars of different polarities stacked and separated by an insulating layer. Each busbar comprises at least one protuberance designed to co-operate with a linking member between two protuberances derived from two batteries or banks of adjacent capacitors. The linking member comprises two conductive strips designed to be contacted each with the bars of same polarity of two opposite protuberances, said strips being arranged on either side of an insulating layer. One of the protuberances or of each co-operating zone of the linking member with one protuberance comprises a clamp forming a slide enabling the other to be slidingly positioned perpendicular to the axis of the link.