Energy Recovery Sustain Circuit for Plasma Display Panel

Liu, Cheng-Chang; Chen, Chern‐Lin

doi:10.1889/1.1834077

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“…The capacitors are parasitic components of the switches . Moreover, the diodes and are used to prevent high voltage across and , which results from the resonance between the inductors , and the parasitic capacitors of the other parts [15].…”

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An energy-recovery sustaining driver with discharge current compensation for AC plasma display panel

Liu¹,

Hsu²,

Lo³

et al. 2001

IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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Abstract-A novel driver with discharge current compensation is proposed to drive an ac plasma display panel (PDP). This proposed circuit uses resonance between the inductor and the ac PDP to avoid abrupt charging/discharging. The four switches of the full bridge are all operated with zero-voltage-switching turn-on. In addition, an 8-in ac PDP equipped with the proposed driving circuit, operating at 100 kHz, is investigated. With the discharge current compensation, the experimental results show that the proposed driver can maintain the ac PDP to light at lower voltage (129 V).

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“…Several drivers have been proposed in recent years to recover most of this energy [7]- [15]. The basic idea is to charge and discharge the panel capacitance through an inductor instead of through the lossy resistance of a switch.…”

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