An optimized high-frequency EMI filter design for an automotive DC/DC-converter

Vedde, Achim; Neuburger, Martin; Reuss, Hans-Christian

doi:10.1109/npec52100.2021.9672512

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“…Research studies have indicated that WBG devices exhibit a higher potential for generating EMI [2]- [4], which necessitates the development of mitigation strategies to ensure electromagnetic compatibility. Although filters are commonly used for EMI mitigation, at very high frequencies the filters may partially lose their performance as parasitics in the filter components partially cancel the desired behavior [5]. Hence, it is advantageous to implement mitigation techniques directly at the EMI source to obtain better performance.…”

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An Analytical Model to Determine the Required Charge Near Zero Crossings for Zero Voltage Switching on Single-Stage Isolated Three Phase AC/DC Series Resonant Converter

Kosesoy,

Schellekens,

Huisman

2023

2023 IEEE Fifth International Conference on DC Microgrids (ICDCM)

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confidence: 99%