Foster, M P, Sewell, H I, Bingham, Chris et al, Stone, D and Howe, D
(2006)
Methodologies for the design of LCC voltage-output
resonant converters.
IEE Proceedings on Electrical Power Applications, 153
(4).
pp. 559-567.
ISSN 1751-8660
Full content URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1049/ip-epa:20050357
| Methodologies for the design of LCC voltage-output resonant converters | | Abstract: The paper presents five structured design methodologies for third-order LCC voltageoutput
resonant converters. The underlying principle of each technique is based on an adaptation
of a FMA equivalent circuit that accommodates the nonlinear behaviour of the converter. In
contrast to previously published methods, the proposed methodologies explicitly incorporate the
effects of the transformer magnetising inductance. Furthermore, a number of the methodologies
allow the resonant-tank components to be specified at the design phase, thereby facilitating the use
of standard off-the-shelf components. A procedure for sizing the filter capacitor is derived, and the
use of error mapping, to identify parameter boundaries and provide the designer with a qualitative
feel for the accuracy of a proposed converter design, is explored. | | ![[img]](http://eprints.lincoln.ac.uk/style/images/fileicons/application_pdf.png)
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Abstract: The paper presents five structured design methodologies for third-order LCC voltage output resonant converters. The underlying principle of each technique is based on an adaptation of a FMA equivalent circuit that accommodates the nonlinear behaviour of the converter. In contrast to previously published methods, the proposed methodologies explicitly incorporate the effects of the transformer magnetising inductance. Furthermore, a number of the methodologies allow the resonant-tank components to be specified at the design phase, thereby facilitating the use
of standard off-the-shelf components. A procedure for sizing the filter capacitor is derived, and the use of error mapping, to identify parameter boundaries and provide the designer with a qualitative
feel for the accuracy of a proposed converter design, is explored.
| Additional Information: | Abstract: The paper presents five structured design methodologies for third-order LCC voltage output resonant converters. The underlying principle of each technique is based on an adaptation of a FMA equivalent circuit that accommodates the nonlinear behaviour of the converter. In contrast to previously published methods, the proposed methodologies explicitly incorporate the effects of the transformer magnetising inductance. Furthermore, a number of the methodologies allow the resonant-tank components to be specified at the design phase, thereby facilitating the use
of standard off-the-shelf components. A procedure for sizing the filter capacitor is derived, and the use of error mapping, to identify parameter boundaries and provide the designer with a qualitative
feel for the accuracy of a proposed converter design, is explored. |
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| Keywords: | Resonant converter |
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| Subjects: | H Engineering > H600 Electronic and Electrical Engineering |
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| Divisions: | College of Science > School of Engineering |
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| ID Code: | 2323 |
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| Deposited On: | 20 Apr 2010 04:31 |
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