Single-electrical-inductance double-step-down type half-bridge inverter working in half cycle and control method thereof
A half-bridge inverter and double step-down technology, which is applied in the direction of electrical components, output power conversion devices, AC power input conversion to DC power output, etc., can solve the problems of large volume and weight, and limit wide application, and achieve Simple control, no bias current, and low waveform distortion
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[0014] As shown in Figure 1, a half-cycle single-inductance double-buck half-bridge inverter is characterized in that it is composed of a power supply circuit 1, a step-down circuit 2, and an output filter circuit 3, in which the power supply circuit 1 is connected in sequence. Including two identical DC power supplies, namely the first DC power supply U d1 , The second DC power supply U d2 , The first DC power supply U d1 The negative pole and the second DC power supply U d2 The positive electrode of the buck is connected to the ground; the step-down circuit 2 includes a first step-down circuit 21 and a second step-down circuit 22, wherein the first step-down circuit 21 includes a first power switch S 1 , The first parasitic body diode D S1 , The first blocking diode D 3 And the first freewheeling diode D 1 , The first power switch S 1 The drain and the first parasitic body diode D S1 After the cathode is connected to form the input terminal of the first step-down circuit 21, the...
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