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Phase modulated PWM forwardmode full bridge Fixed frequency... [Pg.72]

Figure 4-18 Phase modulation of a PWM full-bridge converter. Figure 4-18 Phase modulation of a PWM full-bridge converter.
There are control ICs presently in the market. This is one technique to increase the frequency of full-bridge converters and gain three to five percent in efficiency over the normal PWM full-bridge converters. The cost of the supply does increase since more gate drive transformers are required. [Pg.162]

The eommon topologies whieh are eneompassed under this eategory are the buek, half-forward, push-pull, half and full bridge, with only the traditional voltage-mode eontrol method. Its representative eireuit diagram is given in... [Pg.201]

Any Buck-derived topology (e.g., the Forward converter, the Half-Bridge, the Push-Pull, the Full-Bridge, etc.) needs an output choke. Otherwise it is akin to running a Buck without its inductor—you can thereby create a dead short cross the input supply rails. [Pg.197]

Figure 3.5 Rectifier voltage waveforms of a 2 kW silicon full-bridge converter (a) without and (b) with active snubber circuitry. (From [6], 1991 IEEE. Reprinted with permission.)... Figure 3.5 Rectifier voltage waveforms of a 2 kW silicon full-bridge converter (a) without and (b) with active snubber circuitry. (From [6], 1991 IEEE. Reprinted with permission.)...
Sabate, J. A., et al., High-Voltage, High-Power, ZVS, Full-Bridge PWM Converter Employing an Active Snubber, Proc. 6th IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition 1991, March 10-15, 1991, pp. 158-163. [Pg.106]

The increased abundance of the C3 isomer with increasing ligand basicity presumably occurs because the semi-bridging carbonyl attached to the substituted metal can become more full-bridging and remove the excess electron density released by the basic phosphine. Consistent with this hypothesis is the... [Pg.118]

A reconsideration of X-ray results for CujBioHjo (10), together with /(BH) and (BD) wavenumbers for the species and its perdeuterio-analogue, suggest that there are both Cu—B and Cu—H—B interactions. The latter are less than full-bridge bonds, but they do modify the i.r. spectra by comparison with true terminal BH units. "... [Pg.71]


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