Development of a modular corrector magnet power supply with N+1 redundancy for TPS facilities

This study presents a multi-module parallel current output system based on the correction magnet power supplies (CMPS) of the TPS storage ring. An N+1 re-dundant control interface card was designed to enable high-current, bipolar modular parallel output. The system integrates external DCCTs and current feed-back signals from the internal module. After PI com-pensation, these feedback signals are compared with the reference current to compute correction values distributed to each CMPS for closed-loop current con-trol. Each CMPS module provides an output of ±48 V/±10 A, and up to eight modules can be connected in parallel for a maximum output of ±80 A. Experimental results demonstrate long-term output current stability within 0.6 mA (or 7.5 ppm), with current noise spectra primarily below 500 µA. The system also supports N+1 redundancy and bipolar current output, offering a stable and flexible solution for magnet power control.

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JACOW
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2025-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.18429/jacow-ipac2025-wepb044
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Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Development of a modular corrector magnet power supply with N+1 redundancy for TPS facilities

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Development of a modular corrector magnet power supply with N+1 redundancy for TPS facilities

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Abstract

This study presents a multi-module parallel current output system based on the correction magnet power supplies (CMPS) of the TPS storage ring. An N+1 re-dundant control interface card was designed to enable high-current, bipolar modular parallel output. The system integrates external DCCTs and current feed-back signals from the internal module. After PI com-pensation, these feedback signals are compared with the reference current to compute correction values distributed to each CMPS for closed-loop current con-trol. Each CMPS module provides an output of ±48 V/±10 A, and up to eight modules can be connected in parallel for a maximum output of ±80 A. Experimental results demonstrate long-term output current stability within 0.6 mA (or 7.5 ppm), with current noise spectra primarily below 500 µA. The system also supports N+1 redundancy and bipolar current output, offering a stable and flexible solution for magnet power control.

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