Dynamic transient control in resonant converters
A converter and resonant stage technology, applied in the field of dynamic transient control, can solve problems such as poor response, inability to completely suppress voltage transients, and poor converter transient response.
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[0021] figure 1 A half-bridge LLC converter with a single resonant capacitor C is shown. The converter includes a primary side and a secondary side. The primary side is the side of the converter between the terminals PFC V+, PFC V- and the transformer T. The secondary side is the converter located at the transformer T and the output terminal V out One side between + and -. A PFC stage (not shown) provides a DC input to the converter at terminals PFC V+, PFC V-.
[0022] The primary circuit consists of: primary switch Q 1 , Q 2 ; Resonant inductor L r ; resonant capacitor C; and inductor L m . Primary switch Q 1 , Q 2 Defines the switching stage and is connected to terminals PFC V+, PFC V-. Resonant inductor L r , resonant capacitor C and inductor L m Define the resonance level. Resonant inductor L r and resonant capacitor C are connected in series with each other and between the primary winding of transformer T and the primary switch Q 1 , Q 2 between the nod...
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