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i 5
Lr
v
Cr
4
I
O
3
0 w t r=3
0
M
2
2
D
T
1 1
1
0.8 1.27
t t t t t t
0 1 2 3 4 5 1
(a) 0
0 1 2
g
v FIGURE 15.28 M vs g in PRC.
Cr
i
Lr
shown in Fig. 15.28. During the DCM (i.e., g < 0:5), M is in
0 w t
0
linear relationship with g. Output voltage regulation can be
achieved easily. The output voltage is independent of the
output current. The converter shows good voltage source
characteristics. It is also possible to step up and step down
D T D T D
2 1 1 2 2
the input voltage.
(b)
v
Cr L
d
dc link
i + +
Lr D inductor
+ 1 D
E S D C 3
1 1 n
-
0 w t
0 n:1 i
B A rect.in
V R V
s L o
+
E S D C
2 2 n
- C t T 1 D D
D T D T D - 2 4 -
1 1 2 2 1
(c)
L C i
s s
FIGURE 15.27 Circuit waveforms under different operating conditions: (a)
(a) Discontinuous conduction mode; (b) continuous conduction mode
o S < o r ; and (c) continuous conduction mode o S > o r . L o
+ Q D D D +
T and T are hard turned on with ®nite voltage and current 1 1 C 1 5 7
2
1
and are soft turned off with ZVS. n:1
C
p
V C R V
15.9.2.3 Continuous Conduction Mode v > v r s L L o
S
If the switching frequency is higher than o , the antiparallel L p L s T 1
r
diode of the switch will be turned on before the switch is Q 2 D C 2 D D
triggered. Thus, the switches are turned on with ZVS. - 2 6 8 -
However, the switches are hard turned off with ®nite current
and voltage. (b)
The parameters de®ned in Eq. (15.2) are applicable. The FIGURE 15.29 Different types of SPRC.: (a) LCC-type; and (b) LLC-
relationships between M and g for various values of r are type.