Transcript Power Electronics

Chapter 8
Soft-Switching Techniques
Pursuing of higher switching frequency
Better waveform
• PWM waveform will be closer to expected waveform
• Harmonics is easier to be filtered
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Benefits
Smaller volume and weight
• 4.44fNf =4.44fNAB
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• f =
2 LC
Faster response
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Disadvantages of higher switching frequency
Disadvantages
Higher power losses on power semiconductor devices
– Power loss=f x Energy loss at each switching
More severe electromagnetic interference (EMI)
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– Steeper edges introduce more noises
– Easier to be radiated
Solution
Soft-switching techniques
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Outline
8.1 Basic concepts on soft-switching
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8.2 Classification of soft-switching techniques
8.3 Typical soft-switching circuits and techniques
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8.1 Basic concepts on soft-switching
Hard-switching
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a) Turning-on
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b) Turning-off
The process of power semiconductor device
hard-switching
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The concept of soft-switching
Soft-switching
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a) Turning-on
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b) Turning-off
The process of power semiconductor device
soft-switching
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Two types of soft-switching
ZVS—Zero-voltage switching
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Specifically means zero-voltage turn-on, i.e., the
voltage across the device is reduced to zero before the
current increases
ZCS—Zero-current switching
Specifically means zero-current turn-off, i.e., the
current flowing through the device is reduced to zero
before the voltage increases
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8.2 Classification of soft-switching
techniques
Quasi-resonant soft-switching
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ZVS PWM (zero-voltage-switching PWM) and ZCS
PWM (zero-current-switching PWM)
ZVT PWM (zero-voltage-transition PWM) and ZCT
PWM (zero-current-transition PWM)
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The concept of basic switch cell
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b)
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a)
VD
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c)
L
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d)
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Quasi-Resonant Converter—QRC
ZVS QRC
ZCS QRC
ZVS MRC (multi-resonant converter)
Resonant DC link converter
Cr1
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Cr
Lr
Lr
L
S
S
VD
a) ZVS QRC
Lr
L
S
Cr
VD
b) ZCS QRC
Cr2
L
VD
c) ZVS MRC
Basic switching cells for QRC
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ZVS PWM converter and ZCS PWM converter
Feature: use of auxiliary switch
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S
S1
Lr
L
Lr
VD
L
S
S1
Cr
a)
VD
b)
Basic switching cells for a) ZVS PWM and b) ZCS PWM
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ZVT PWM converter and ZCT PWM converter
Feature: auxiliary switch is in parallel with main switch
Lr
Lr
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Cr S1
Cr
S1
L
S
VD1
VD
a)
L
S
VD1
VD
b)
Basic switching cells for a) ZVT PWM and b) ZCT PWM
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8.3 Typical soft-switching circuits
and techniques
ZVS QRC
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Resonant DC link converter
Phase-shift full bridge ZVS PWM converter
ZVT PWM converter
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ZVS QRC
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S
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Lr
VDS
S
L
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VD
t
O
uS (uCr)
C
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t
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iS
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+
uCr
Cr
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uCr
Cr
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Ui
iLr
iLr
uVD
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to ~ t1
t
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t
t0t1 t2 t3t4 t5t6
t0
t1 ~ t2
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Resonant DC link converter
Circuit
Lr
VDS
uCr
Ui
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Ui
Cr
t
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Equivalent circuit to RDCL
iLr
IL
Lr
L
Cr
Ui
iLr
S
+
uCr
IL
O
R
t0 t1
t2
t3 t4
t
t0
VDS
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Summary of QRC
Disadvantages
– Voltage stress increased due to the resonant peak
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– Current RMS value increased due to large
circulating energy
– Variable switching frequency due to pulse-frequency
modulation (PFM) control
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Phase-shift full-bridge ZVS PWM converter
S1
Circuit
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S2
t
O
S4
t
O
S3
O
S1
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A
Ui
S2
CS1 S3
Lr
CS3
B
CS2 S
4
+
VD1 uR L
VD2
CS4
t
uAB
t
O
t
uLr
t
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C R
iLr
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t
uT1
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t
uR
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iL
t
O
iVD1
t
O
iVD2
t
O
t8 t9 t0
t 1 t 2 t 3 t 4 t5
t6 t7 t8 t9 t 0
t
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Phase-shift full-bridge ZVS PWM converter
CS1
A
iLr
Lr
iL
kT:1
VD1
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Ui
CS2
VDS2 S4
Equivalent circuit during
t1 ~ t2
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+
Uo
R
iLr
CS 3
iL
VDS 3
VD1
L
Lr
Ui
R
B
S2
CS 4
+
Uo
VD2
Equivalent circuit during
t3 ~ t4
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Summary of ZVS or ZCS PWM converter
Improvement over QRC
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– Voltage and current are basically square-wave,
therefore stresses are greatly reduced
– Constant switching frequency due to pulse-width
modulation (PWM) control
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ZVT PWM converter
Circuit
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iV D
IL
S1
L
Lr
VDS
Ui
t
O
Cr
S1
S
O
uS
VD
iLr
+
R
VD1 C Uo
t
t
O
iLr
IL
t
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iS1
Equivalent circuit during t1 ~ t2
IL
L
Ui
VDS
iLr
Lr
t
O
uS1
t
O
iD
t
O
iS
Cr
S1
t
O
t 0 t1
t2 t3 t4
t5
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Summary of ZVT or ZCT PWM converter
Improvement over ZVS or ZCS PWM converter
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– Soft-switching can be achieved in a wider range of
input voltage and load current
– Circulating energy is reduced to minimum so that
efficiency is increased
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