“…Hence, it would be necessary to add some kind of reactive power generator, such as, for instance, a force-commutated DC/AC converter. The resulting configuration would be definitely redundant because the forced-commuted converter would be sufficient to control the terminal voltage [48], thus making it possible to use a simpler diode rectifier instead of the thyristor rectifier. In fact, to the best of authors' knowledge, no DC generator system employing a thyristor rectifier together with a PMSM or an induction generator can be found in the technical literature.…”