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Steady-state analysis of soft-switching converters
Steady-state analysis of soft-switching converters is treated in this paper. Finding the steady-state solution of soft-switching converters by means of start-up transient simulation may involve onerous computations and convergence failure because of the mix of fast and slow natural frequencies determined respectively by the presence of soft-switching ...
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A simple soft-switched switched-reluctance motor drive
IECON '98. Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (Cat. No.98CH36200), 2002A simple soft-switched switched reluctance motor (SRM) drive circuit was proposed, involving only three transistors. The circuit aims to drive the SRM with low EMI and with higher efficiency. The circuit performs soft switching by a simple switching method just like the usual hard switching drives.
Y. Murai, null Ji Cheng
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A New Soft-Switching Two-Switch Forward Converter
2007 IEEE Power Electronics Specialists Conference, 2007In this paper, a new soft-switching two-switch forward converter topology has been proposed. Compared with conventional two-switch forward converter, the proposed converter employs an auxiliary switch and a clamp capacitor to instead of two reset diodes, not only its duty cycle can exceed 0.5 to achieve wide range input voltage, but also soft switching
Jinbin Zhao, Fengzhi Dai
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An improved soft-switching inverter with an unidirectional auxiliary switch
2010 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition, 2010In this paper, novel unidirectional auxiliary resonant commutated pole is proposed to improve the performance of the zero-voltage soft-switching inverter. The proposed circuit keeps the advantages of the original soft-switching inverter, while providing more effective resetting capability in magnetizing current.
Se-Jin Sohn +3 more
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Interleaved soft-switching multilevel boost converter
IECON 2013 - 39th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2013Multilevel DC-DC boost converter which consists of an inductor based boost circuit and a switched capacitor circuit has high voltage gain and flexible output voltage. It is suitable for a low voltage power source such as fuel cells. However, in high switching frequency, multilevel DC-DC boost converter's power conversion efficiency is reduced by ...
Koichi Matsumura, Hirotaka Koizumi
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Microcontroller based soft-switched buck converter
2009 4th IEEE Conference on Industrial Electronics and Applications, 2009In this paper, a universal auxiliary circuit named Zero Current and Zero Voltage Transition (ZCZVT) commutation cell applied to buck converter is presented. The operation of the proposed ZCZVT commutation cell applied to buck converter is theoretically analyzed. With the use of the proposed commutation cell, which is activated only during the switching
ÇORUH, NASIR +2 more
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Faster switching for soft magnets
Science, 2018Magnetic Materials The most familiar magnets are permanent magnets like the ones on a refrigerator door. However, for applications in transformers and motors, soft magnets that can rapidly switch their magnetization in response to a magnetic field are used.
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Soft-switching solid state transformer (S4T)
2016 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE), 2016This paper presents a new topology for a fully bidirectional soft-switching solid state transformer (S4T). The minimal topology, featuring 12 main devices and a high-frequency transformer, does not use an intermediate DC voltage link, and provides sinusoidal input and output voltages. The S4T can be configured to interface with two-or multi-terminal DC,
Hao Chen, Deepak Divan
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ARCP soft-switching technique in matrix converters
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2002An alternative concept used to avoid the need for staggered switching in matrix converters is discussed. The features of the auxiliary resonant commutated pole (ARCP) soft switching technique are used to reduce the number of active switches and gate drives in comparison to conventional matrix converter technology, avoid commutation voltage spikes, and ...
Ralph Teichmann, Jun Oyama
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