Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating
This article presents an analysis and methodology for designing resonant inverters with energy dosing for induction heating applications. These power topologies are characterized by the fact that the power consumption of the DC power source does not depend on the magnitude and changes of the load bu...
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description | This article presents an analysis and methodology for designing resonant inverters with energy dosing for induction heating applications. These power topologies are characterized by the fact that the power consumption of the DC power source does not depend on the magnitude and changes of the load but is a function of the operating frequency, the value of the resonant capacitor and the DC supply voltage. Based on a description of the electromagnetic processes in the power circuit, analytical dependencies have been determined that describe the behavior of the studied power electronic devices. The expressions for the current of the AC circuit in the various stages of the converter’s operation are obtained, and on this basis an engineering methodology for design and prototyping is presented. The proposed methodology is verified through two specific numerical examples, simulation and experimental studies. In this way, the possibilities of these power electronic devices for self-adaptation to the needs and changes of the load, which is very important in the implementation of induction technologies, are demonstrated. Furthermore, the creation and testing of engineering methodologies for the design of power electronic devices are very useful for improving power electronics education. |
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spelling | doaj.art-5686ad00e55a408780bfb77cdbf73fa62023-11-16T16:37:50ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732023-02-01163146210.3390/en16031462Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction HeatingNikolay Madzharov0Nikolay Hinov1Department of Electronics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Technical University of Gabrovo, 4 H. Dimitar, 5300 Gabrovo, BulgariaDepartment of Power Electronics, Faculty Electronic Engineering and Technology, Technical University of Sofia, 8, Kliment Ohridski Blvd, 1000 Sofia, BulgariaThis article presents an analysis and methodology for designing resonant inverters with energy dosing for induction heating applications. These power topologies are characterized by the fact that the power consumption of the DC power source does not depend on the magnitude and changes of the load but is a function of the operating frequency, the value of the resonant capacitor and the DC supply voltage. Based on a description of the electromagnetic processes in the power circuit, analytical dependencies have been determined that describe the behavior of the studied power electronic devices. The expressions for the current of the AC circuit in the various stages of the converter’s operation are obtained, and on this basis an engineering methodology for design and prototyping is presented. The proposed methodology is verified through two specific numerical examples, simulation and experimental studies. In this way, the possibilities of these power electronic devices for self-adaptation to the needs and changes of the load, which is very important in the implementation of induction technologies, are demonstrated. Furthermore, the creation and testing of engineering methodologies for the design of power electronic devices are very useful for improving power electronics education.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/16/3/1462induction heatingenergy dosingresonant power convertersanalysisdesign and prototyping |
spellingShingle | Nikolay Madzharov Nikolay Hinov Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating Energies induction heating energy dosing resonant power converters analysis design and prototyping |
title | Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating |
title_full | Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating |
title_fullStr | Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating |
title_full_unstemmed | Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating |
title_short | Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating |
title_sort | analysis and design of resonant dc ac converters with energy dosing for induction heating |
topic | induction heating energy dosing resonant power converters analysis design and prototyping |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/16/3/1462 |
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