ANALYSIS ON THE EMI EFFECT OF STRAY MAGNETIC FIELD FROM MAIN CIRCUIT OF A PFC SWITCHED MODE POWER SUPPLY
Jianguo Jiang
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Jianguo Jiang
Abstract
The attenuation characteristic of on board EMI filter may be deteriorated greatly by the stray magnetic field produced by main circuit of switched mode power supply.The magnetic coupling effect between a PFC inductor and an EMI common mode choke is studied by experiments after analyzing the stray magnetic field distribution characteristic of PFC inductor and the sensitivity of common mode choke.A differential mode EMI model of this PFC converter is built up,which includes the magnetic coupling effect.Based on this model,the coupling EMI component is distinguished.The unequal EMI emission phenomena on L and N line is explained too.In the end,several measures are proposed to decrease DM emission and verified by experiments.
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The attenuation characteristic of on board EMI filter may be deteriorated greatly by the stray magnetic field produced by main circuit of switched mode power supply.The magnetic coupling effect between a PFC inductor and an EMI common mode choke is studied by experiments after analyzing the stray magnetic field distribution characteristic of PFC inductor and the sensitivity of common mode choke.A differential mode EMI model of this PFC converter is built up,which includes the magnetic coupling effect.Based on this model,the coupling EMI component is distinguished.The unequal EMI emission phenomena on L and N line is explained too.In the end,several measures are proposed to decrease DM emission and verified by experiments.
Key concepts: Choke, EMI, Inductor, Electromagnetic interference, Electrical engineering, Common-mode signal, Coupling (piping), Attenuation