Class φ2 ZVS regulation applied to L-Piezo inverter
Vincent Massavie, Ghislain Despesse, Sébastien Carcouet, Xavier Maynard
Abstract
Vincent Massavie, Ghislain Despesse, Sébastien Carcouet, Xavier Maynard
Abstract
This paper presents a duty cycle regulation on class L-Piezo inverter to reduce the switching losses in GaN HEMTs. The class L-Piezo inverter is a variant of the class φ2 where the filtering of the second harmonic is ensured by a piezoelectric resonator. A ZVS detector senses the error compare to the ZVS operation and a regulation loop optimizes the duty cycle to reduce that error and maintain the ZVS operation on the switch whatever the operating conditions. Simulations are carried out with variable input voltage and variable output load to optimize the regulation. Finally, a 10.4MHz class L-Piezo prototype validates experimentally the regulation loop. The experimental inverter delivers up to 30W with an efficiency of 88.2% integrating the duty cycle regulation.
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This paper presents a duty cycle regulation on class L-Piezo inverter to reduce the switching losses in GaN HEMTs. The class L-Piezo inverter is a variant of the class φ2 where the filtering of the second harmonic is ensured by a piezoelectric resonator. A ZVS detector senses the error compare to the ZVS operation and a regulation loop optimizes the duty cycle to reduce that error and maintain the ZVS operation on the switch whatever the operating conditions. Simulations are carried out with variable input voltage and variable output load to optimize the regulation. Finally, a 10.4MHz class L-Piezo prototype validates experimentally the regulation loop. The experimental inverter delivers up to 30W with an efficiency of 88.2% integrating the duty cycle regulation.
Key concepts: Inverter, Duty cycle, Harmonic, Control theory (sociology), Voltage, Loop (graph theory), Computer science, Class (philosophy)