Speedam 2010 2010
DOI: 10.1109/speedam.2010.5542047
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Multi-phase interleaved LLC-SRC and its digital control scheme

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“…The double-phase interleaving LLC with 90°phase-shift control method has appeared in several literature works [11]- [16] as a good candidate to manage high-power applications. The method described in the above papers is to operate both the two phases at the same frequency with one same controller driver, but with a phase shift of 90°between adjacent cells to get an output current with fewer ripples.…”
Section: A Traditional Phase-shift Control Llc and Its Current Sharimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The double-phase interleaving LLC with 90°phase-shift control method has appeared in several literature works [11]- [16] as a good candidate to manage high-power applications. The method described in the above papers is to operate both the two phases at the same frequency with one same controller driver, but with a phase shift of 90°between adjacent cells to get an output current with fewer ripples.…”
Section: A Traditional Phase-shift Control Llc and Its Current Sharimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With interleave operation, the size of the input and output filters can be reduced, and also the efficiency improvement is attractive for medium‐ to high‐power applications. Multi‐phase or interleaved isolated dc–dc converters are introduced in [1–9]. The similarities and the differences between two soft‐switched three‐phase dc–dc converters with inductive output filters, one with three‐phase legs (V3) and the other with six legs (V6), are presented in [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A multi‐phase topology of the dc‐to‐dc series‐resonant converter (SRC) using variable frequency control [4] was formed by connecting the rectifier outputs of the SRCs in parallel and switching these converters at different phase angles. A three‐phase interleaved LLC resonant dc–dc converter is realised in [6] by connecting the rectifier outputs of the six SRCs in parallel, and each converter operates with a phase difference of π /3 and used variable frequency control.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%