2009 Brazilian Power Electronics Conference 2009
DOI: 10.1109/cobep.2009.5347651
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A bipolar DC power supply using full-bridge topology as active shunt for magnets

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“…This also makes possible the reversal of the current, allowing to reset the magnetic memory from the load (hysteresis effect) more easily. Thus, the chosen topology was a full-bridge with unipolar voltage switching [9], which doubles the output ripple frequency, as showed in Figure 2 Considering a lossless converter and a constant input voltage Vc, it can be found the equation of duty cycle concerning to the output voltage:…”
Section: A Output Stagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This also makes possible the reversal of the current, allowing to reset the magnetic memory from the load (hysteresis effect) more easily. Thus, the chosen topology was a full-bridge with unipolar voltage switching [9], which doubles the output ripple frequency, as showed in Figure 2 Considering a lossless converter and a constant input voltage Vc, it can be found the equation of duty cycle concerning to the output voltage:…”
Section: A Output Stagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This ratio could be interpreted, in some sense, as the relation between the input full-scale range and the minimum distinguishable input variation, expressed in bits of resolution. Thus this value could be considered for the calculation of the effective quantization level, which would be expressed as: (14) Where:…”
Section: (13)mentioning
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“…Experimental results are shown in section IV and section V presents the conclusions. Figure 1 shows the power stage of the PS, which is based on a 4-quadrant (4Q) converter [11,14], Figure 2 shows its linearized model. …”
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“…Figure 3 shows a simplified schematic of the power circuit of this power supply. The topology of this model is based on full-bridge converter, using PWM unipolar switching [4]. In this kind of switching, two identical PWM signals shifted by 180 o drive each one of the opposite switches related to a given output polarity (each switch in a side of the full-bridge, Q 1 and Q 3 , for example).…”
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confidence: 99%