HAIT Journal of Science and Engineering B
Volume 2, Issues 3-4, pp. 399-425
© 2005 Holon Academic Institute of Technology

 

A novel generalized sampled-data dynamic model for a series-parallel resonant converter under self-sustained oscillation mode. Part I: capacitive output filter

Mohamed Z. Youssef* and Praveen K. Jain:

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Queens University
Walter Light Hall, Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7L 3N6
*Corresponding author: mohamed.youssef@ece.queensu.ca
Received 1 March 2005, accepted 10 June 2005

 

A novel analytical sampled data dynamic model for a series-parallel resonant converter with capacitive output filter operating in self-sustai-ned oscillation mode (SSOC) is presented. Generalized state-space small-signal and large-signal models, which include the high frequency effects such as leakage inductance of the transformer and series equivalent resistance of the output filter capacitor, are derived for the first time to study the behavior under any loading condition and operating frequency. Finally, numerical solution, simulation results, and experimental results are addressed to verify the proposed methodology. It is shown that the series-parallel converter with capacitive output filter has better transient response than the converter with the inductive-capacitive output filter. The presented modeling technique will be useful in designing the resonant power supplies for low voltage and high current applications with very fast load transient requirement.

 


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