Abstract

In power converters, the fast switching of the power conversion components results in rapid changes in voltage and current, which results in oscillations and high-level electromagnetic interference (EMI), so the power components become a source of internal electromagnetic interference. Taking SiC Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor (MOSFET) as an example, an intelligent control method to suppressing interference sources is proposed in this paper. The combination of open-loop and closed-loop methods can simultaneously reduce the electromagnetic interference generated by voltage and current. Firstly, this paper analyzes how to select a reference signal. The relationship between the time domain and the frequency domain of the noise signal is analyzed. The convolution of the trapezoidal signal and the Gaussian signal is selected as the reference signal, which is named S-shaped signal in this paper. The S-shaped signal has continuous infinitely conductive characteristics, so its spectrum has a large attenuation in the high frequency region. Secondly, a new topology is proposed. Based on the closed-loop gate control, a current control signal is added, which can simultaneously shape the output voltage and control the output current slope. Both the simulation results and the experimental results show that the output voltage can follow the reference signal, S-shaped signal, and the slope and overshoot of output current can be changed. Compared with classical gate driver method, the spectrum of output voltage and output current obtained by the method proposed in this paper has a large attenuation, in other words, the electromagnetic interference is significantly reduced.

Highlights

  • In power converters, the fast switching of the power conversion components results in rapid changes in voltage and current, which results in oscillations and high-level electromagnetic interference (EMI), so the power components become a source of internal electromagnetic interference

  • Compared with classical gate driver method, the spectrum of output voltage and output current obtained by the method proposed in this paper has a large attenuation, in other words, the electromagnetic interference is significantly reduced

  • This paper proposed an intelligent control method based on the characteristic that voltage and current are not synchronized during SiC Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor (MOSFET) switching

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Summary

Induction

Power converters composed of SiC MOSFETs are widely used in home, aerospace, and other fields due to their high operating frequency, high voltage, and high power density. Reference [12] proposes a method of controlling the gate current by closed-loop and adding a delay compensation device to control the gate source turn-off voltage slope dv/dt and current slope di/dt, thereby achieving the trade-off between switching losses and electromagnetic interference This method has its limitations, because it can only control dv/dt and di/dt when. A new method of active gate drive method is proposed Reference [13], the principle of which is to increase the gate resistance value during the Miller plateau of the gate voltage during the turn-on and turn-off of the SiC MOSFET This control method can control di/dt during turn-on and dv/dt during turn-off, respectively, and its switching loss is low.

Selection of Voltage Reference Signal
Selection of Voltage
Control Principle for Current
Proposed Intelligent Control Method and Operation Principle
Discussion
11. Pspice simulation
12. Pspice simulation
Method and and Discussion
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Conclusions

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