IET Power Electronics · 2014 · 18 citations · 21 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringCircuit TheoryEnergy SystemsPower ElectronicsDc-dc ConversionDc-dc ConvertersFrequency ResponseResonant ConvertersTime-domain ResponseTransfer FunctionsBidirectional ConvertersBidirectional Dc-dc ConvertersDiscontinuous Conduction Mode OperationFrequency-domain Response AnalysisModes Of OperationSeries Resonant ConverterSeries-resonant ConvertersVoltage
This study analyses the frequency response of a bidirectional series‐resonant DC/DC converter (SRC) working in a discontinuous mode (DCM). The converter can reach a voltage conversion ratio higher or lower than one, depending on whether the operation mode is step‐up or step‐down. The analysis is based on a novel mixed technique using both the state‐space average method and the Fourier method to obtain a state‐space averaged model of the converter. The study presents the model for the two operation modes. It also presents the frequency response of the output voltage as a function of the input voltage and as a function of the off‐time, which is the control parameter of the converter. The results of those transfer functions are compared with measurements in a 2000 W prototype. The model provides enough information to properly control the SRC in DCM.
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