Konvertereita
Konvertereita is a term used in Finnish engineering discourse to describe modular, scalable power converter units designed to interface with electrical grids and energy systems. A konvertereita system typically consists of multiple standardised converter modules that connect to a common DC link and share control hardware, allowing capacities to be increased by adding modules. The concept emphasizes interchangeability, redundancy, and ease of maintenance.
Architecture and operation: Each module includes a bidirectional power converter (often using IGBTs or newer wide-bandgap
Applications: Konvertereita are used in renewable integration, microgrids, data centers, industrial power supplies, and charging infrastructure.
History and context: The approach emerged in the 2010s as power-electronics costs fell and control algorithms