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Power ElectronicsPower Electronics

Chapter 7

Soft-Switching Techniques

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Pursuing of higher switching frequencyPursuing of higher switching frequency

Benefits

Better waveform• PWM waveform will be closer to expected waveform• Harmonics is easier to be filtered

Faster response

Smaller volume and weight• 4.44fNφ =4.44fNAB

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Disadvantages of higher switching frequencyDisadvantages of higher switching frequency

DisadvantagesDisadvantages

Higher power losses on power semiconductor devicesHigher power losses on power semiconductor devices–– Power loss=f x Energy loss at each switchingPower loss=f x Energy loss at each switching

More severe electromagnetic interference (EMI)More severe electromagnetic interference (EMI)–– Steeper edges introduce more noisesSteeper edges introduce more noises

–– Easier to be radiatedEasier to be radiated

SolutionSolution

SoftSoft--switching techniquesswitching techniques

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OutlineOutline7.1 7.1 Basic concepts on softBasic concepts on soft--switchingswitching

7.2 Classification of soft7.2 Classification of soft--switching techniquesswitching techniques

7.3 Typical soft7.3 Typical soft--switching circuits and techniquesswitching circuits and techniques

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7.1 7.1 Basic concepts on softBasic concepts on soft--switchingswitching

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HardHard--switchingswitching

a) Turning-on b) Turning-off

The process of power semiconductor device The process of power semiconductor device hardhard--switchingswitching

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The concept of softThe concept of soft--switchingswitching

SoftSoft--switchingswitching

a) Turning-on b) Turning-off

The process of power semiconductor device The process of power semiconductor device softsoft--switchingswitching

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Two types of softTwo types of soft--switchingswitching

ZVSZVS——ZeroZero--voltage switchingvoltage switchingSpecifically means zeroSpecifically means zero--voltage turnvoltage turn--on, i.e., the on, i.e., the voltage across the device is reduced to zero before the voltage across the device is reduced to zero before the current increasescurrent increases

ZCSZCS——ZeroZero--current switchingcurrent switchingSpecifically means zeroSpecifically means zero--current turncurrent turn--off, i.e., the off, i.e., the current flowing through the device is reduced to zero current flowing through the device is reduced to zero before the voltage increasesbefore the voltage increases

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7.2 Classification of soft7.2 Classification of soft--switching switching techniquestechniques

QuasiQuasi--resonant softresonant soft--switchingswitching

ZVS PWM (zeroZVS PWM (zero--voltagevoltage--switching PWM) and ZCS switching PWM) and ZCS PWM (zeroPWM (zero--currentcurrent--switching PWM)switching PWM)

ZVT PWM (zeroZVT PWM (zero--voltagevoltage--transition PWM) and ZCT transition PWM) and ZCT PWM (zeroPWM (zero--currentcurrent--transition PWM)transition PWM)

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The concept of basic switch cellThe concept of basic switch cell

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QuasiQuasi--Resonant ConverterResonant Converter——QRCQRCZVS QRCZVS QRCZCS QRCZCS QRCZVS MRC (multiZVS MRC (multi--resonant converter)resonant converter)Resonant DC link converterResonant DC link converter

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a) ZVS QRC b) ZCS QRC c) ZVS MRC

Basic switching cells for QRC

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ZVS PWM converter and ZCS PWM converterZVS PWM converter and ZCS PWM converterFeature: use of auxiliary switchFeature: use of auxiliary switch

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Basic switching cells for a) ZVS PWM and b) ZCS PWM

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ZVT PWM converter and ZCT PWM converterZVT PWM converter and ZCT PWM converter

Feature: auxiliary switch is in parallel with main switchFeature: auxiliary switch is in parallel with main switch

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Basic switching cells for a) ZVT PWM and b) ZCT PWM

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7.3 Typical soft7.3 Typical soft--switching circuits switching circuits and techniquesand techniques

ZVS QRCZVS QRC

Resonant DC link converterResonant DC link converter

PhasePhase--shift full bridge ZVS PWM convertershift full bridge ZVS PWM converter

ZVT PWM converterZVT PWM converter

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ZVS QRCZVS QRC

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Resonant DC link converterResonant DC link converterCircuitCircuit

Equivalent circuit to RDCLEquivalent circuit to RDCL

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Summary of QRCSummary of QRC

DisadvantagesDisadvantages–– Voltage stress increased due to the resonant peakVoltage stress increased due to the resonant peak

–– Current RMS value increased due to large Current RMS value increased due to large circulating energycirculating energy

–– Variable switching frequency due to pulseVariable switching frequency due to pulse--frequency frequency modulation (PFM) controlmodulation (PFM) control

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PhasePhase--shift fullshift full--bridge ZVS PWM converterbridge ZVS PWM converter

CircuitCircuit

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PhasePhase--shift fullshift full--bridge ZVS PWM converterbridge ZVS PWM converter

Equivalent circuit during Equivalent circuit during tt11 ~ ~ tt22

Equivalent circuit during Equivalent circuit during tt33 ~ ~ tt44

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Summary of ZVS or ZCS PWM converterSummary of ZVS or ZCS PWM converter

Improvement over QRCImprovement over QRC–– Voltage and current are basically squareVoltage and current are basically square--wave, wave,

therefore stresses are greatly reducedtherefore stresses are greatly reduced

–– Constant switching frequency due to pulseConstant switching frequency due to pulse--width width modulation (PWM) control modulation (PWM) control

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ZVT PWM converterZVT PWM converter

CircuitCircuit

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Equivalent circuit during t1 ~ t2

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Summary of ZVT or ZCT PWM converterSummary of ZVT or ZCT PWM converter

Improvement over ZVS or ZCS PWM converterImprovement over ZVS or ZCS PWM converter–– SoftSoft--switching can be achieved in a wider range of switching can be achieved in a wider range of

input voltage and load currentinput voltage and load current

–– Circulating energy is reduced to minimum so that Circulating energy is reduced to minimum so that efficiency is increasedefficiency is increased