Current balancing in parallel structures of high-current power inverters

This paper deals with the issue of current imbalances between paralleled MOS-FETs and paralleled inverter legs in high-current power inverters. The mechanisms causing the current imbalances are examined while providing an overview of possible solutions. The theory of a current balancing transformer is presented, for which numerical simulations and verification measurements are done.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.13164/eeict.2025.200
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Multilevel Inverters and Converters
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Current balancing in parallel structures of high-current power inverters

Tomáš Pitner, Jan Knobloch, Jan Bárta
Multilevel Inverters and Converters
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Current balancing in parallel structures of high-current power inverters

Tomáš Pitner, Jan Knobloch, Jan Bárta
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This paper deals with the issue of current imbalances between paralleled MOS-FETs and paralleled inverter legs in high-current power inverters. The mechanisms causing the current imbalances are examined while providing an overview of possible solutions. The theory of a current balancing transformer is presented, for which numerical simulations and verification measurements are done.

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