How can I wire Semikron thyristor modules for this 400V application?

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Need to make a mobile thyristor based rectifier and inverter bridge with DC link
Hello, I have 6 semikrom SKKT 27/16 E modules* and a 28 mH inductor. I would like to know how I can wire them up as grid side rectifier bridge, an inductor DC link and a load side inverter bridge and connect a 400Vrms, 50Hz on the grid side (R, S, T) and to a small, synchronous motors on the load side (U, V, W). Additional questions that I wonder. What's the smallest motor power rating I can use, Minimum gate voltage for the thyristors, how can I use a microcontroller like Raspberry Pi for this application. Thank you.

*P.S. the module reference: https://fr.farnell.com/en-FR/semikr...u0QzAINMYxLkJnXS02romsr_WQ1A0AosZ-XizOlVKzVzC
 
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I hate to sound like this, but if you have to ask you shouldn't be messing with it. 400 volts is a bit much to be playing with.
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Maverickans said:
TL;DR: Need to make a mobile thyristor based rectifier and inverter bridge with DC link

What's the smallest motor power rating I can use,
That's like asking what the smallest bucket you can use to carry stuff. How much stuff do you need to carry? Do you see why my opinion of don't mess with it makes sense?
 
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Maverickans said:
I have 6 semikrom SKKT 27/16 E modules* and a 28 mH inductor. I would like to know how I can wire them up as grid side rectifier bridge, an inductor DC link and a load side inverter bridge and connect a 400Vrms, 50Hz on the grid side (R, S, T) and to a small, synchronous motors on the load side (U, V, W).
What have you been thinking of so far? Can you upload some of your circuit sketches so we can comment on them? Also, what experience do you have so far in working with these voltages, and with designing and getting approvals for grid-connected devices?

Also, is this question connected to your recent thread from a month or two ago? https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...hase-full-wave-rectifiers-in-ltspice.1084729/