One cycle control of bipolar switching power amplifiers

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including d.c.-a.c.-d.c. converter

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363 98, 363132, 323284, H02M 3335

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056173067

ABSTRACT:
A one cycle control for controlling DC-to-AC switching converters is achieved by forcing the average of a controlled switched variable to be exactly equal to the control reference in each switching cycle. Potential subharmonic oscillations in a switching power amplifier which occurs in the DC-to-AC application of this method is prevented by adding an offset voltage to the averaged controlled switched variable which is fed back and compared to a control reference, which compares and is then used to switch the switching power amplifier. Switching errors are corrected by resetting the integrator which averages the controlled switched variable and a time interval at least an order or magnitude less than the switching time of the switches in the switching power amplifier.

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