A Method for Suppressing Electromagnetic Interference of GaN Converter Utilizing Balance and Filter Technologies[J]. 2016, 50(2): 38-42+131.
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A Method for Suppressing Electromagnetic Interference of GaN Converter Utilizing Balance and Filter Technologies[J]. 2016, 50(2): 38-42+131.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201602007.
A Method for Suppressing Electromagnetic Interference of GaN Converter Utilizing Balance and Filter Technologies
A hybrid method to suppress electromagnetic interference(EMI)is proposed to improve the problem that the reliability of GaN boost converters is reduced by EMI and the method combines the impedance balance and filter techniques. Since the impedance balance technique has the advantage of effectively suppressing low-frequency common-mode EMI
and the filter technique can easily suppress high-frequency common-mode EMI
both the techniques are combined to reduce the common-mode EMI of the GaN boost converter. The GaN high electron mobility transistor is used to build power circuit
then a coupled inductance is used to replace the inductance of power circuit
and a capacitance is added in the output of the coupled inductance to balance the parasitic parameters. Finally
a common-mode inductor is used to suppress the high-frequency common-mode EMI
and the filter inductance is reasonably chosen by trading off between the EMI reduction and circuit area. The hybrid method not only suppresses the high-frequency common-mode EMI more effectively than the impedance balance technique does
but also occupies less circuit area than the filter technique does. Simulation results show that the hybrid method leads to a 40-60 dB reduction of the common-mode EMI in the range of 200 kHz-10 MHz and a 80 dB reduction in the range of 10-30 MHz.
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