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What is the difference between those with five and those with six power transistors in high-voltage frequency converters?

2009-03-13View Original

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Our company is bidding for high-voltage frequency converters. Some of these converters have five high-power transistors per group, while others have six. Is it true that the more high-power transistors there are, the better? What is the difference between having five and six of them? Which is better, five or six?
Reply #22009-03-14
Whether it is rectification or inversion, less is better.

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