Properties of Resonant Converter as Controlled Object With Amplitude, Frequency and Pulse-Width Methods of Output Voltage Regulation

On the basis of linearized mathematical models, an analysis of the dynamic and static properties of a two-bridge resonant converter with a series resonant circuit with amplitude, frequency, and pulse-width regulation methods was carried out from a qualitative point of view.

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2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/khpiweek61434.2024.10877986
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Electric Power Systems and Control
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On the basis of linearized mathematical models, an analysis of the dynamic and static properties of a two-bridge resonant converter with a series resonant circuit with amplitude, frequency, and pulse-width regulation methods was carried out from a qualitative point of view.

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