Abstract
An LLC resonant dc to dc converter in the company of an LC ant resonant tank circuit for civilizing the act of pulse frequency modulation (PFM) is projected in this manuscript. The planned converter, known as LLC-LC converter, can expand a voltage guideline area below the unity gain with a lesser frequency variation of Pulse frequency modulation by the effect of the antiresonant tank. This beneficial possessions contribute for shielding over current in the case of the short-circuit load condition as well as the bring into being interval in the planned band of switching frequency. The circuit topology and working theory of the planned converter is described, subsequent to the design method of the working frequency and circuit parameters are offered. The performance of the soft switch and the steady-state pulse frequency modulation distinctiveness of the LLC-LC converter are evaluated underneath the open-loop control in conduct experiment of a 2.0-kiloWatts trial product, and its real effectiveness is compared with an LLC converter model. Intended for enlightening the usefulness of the LLC-LC resonant circuit, voltages and currents of the series and ant resonant tanks are analyzed, correspondingly, with state-plane trajectory based on computation and experimentation, where by the power and energy of resonant tank is verified. To conclude, the possibility of the projected converter is evaluate from the realistic point of vision.
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