Abstract
A comparative analysis of a current source inverter and a voltage source inverter suitable for induction heating and melting applications is presented. Both power supplies considered operate on the principle of load commutation. The comparison is based on criteria such as input power factor, component ratings, maximum and minimum operating frequencies, operation under varying load conditions, inverter starting capability, and system and control simplicity. The voltage source series resonant inverter is found to offer the best overall performance with respect to converter utilization. >
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