A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units

This paper presents a high-voltage pulsed-power system based on low-voltage switch–capacitor units that are connected to a current source for several applications such as plasma systems. Amodified positive buck–boost converter topology is used to utilize the current source concept, and a series of l...

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Main Authors: Zabihi, S., zare, F., Ledwich, G., Ghosh, Arindam, Akiyama, H.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 2010
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21913
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author Zabihi, S.
zare, F.
Ledwich, G.
Ghosh, Arindam
Akiyama, H.
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description This paper presents a high-voltage pulsed-power system based on low-voltage switch–capacitor units that are connected to a current source for several applications such as plasma systems. Amodified positive buck–boost converter topology is used to utilize the current source concept, and a series of low-voltage switch–capacitor units is connected to the current source in order to provide a high voltage with a high voltage stress (dv/dt) as demanded by the loads. This pulsed-power converter is flexible interms of energy control because the stored energy in the current source can be adjusted by changing the current magnitude to significantly improve the efficiency of various systems with different requirements. The output-voltage magnitude and stress (dv/dt) can be controlled by a proper selection of components and control algorithm to turn on and off the switching devices.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-219132017-02-28T01:36:15Z A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units Zabihi, S. zare, F. Ledwich, G. Ghosh, Arindam Akiyama, H. This paper presents a high-voltage pulsed-power system based on low-voltage switch–capacitor units that are connected to a current source for several applications such as plasma systems. Amodified positive buck–boost converter topology is used to utilize the current source concept, and a series of low-voltage switch–capacitor units is connected to the current source in order to provide a high voltage with a high voltage stress (dv/dt) as demanded by the loads. This pulsed-power converter is flexible interms of energy control because the stored energy in the current source can be adjusted by changing the current magnitude to significantly improve the efficiency of various systems with different requirements. The output-voltage magnitude and stress (dv/dt) can be controlled by a proper selection of components and control algorithm to turn on and off the switching devices. 2010 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21913 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers restricted
spellingShingle Zabihi, S.
zare, F.
Ledwich, G.
Ghosh, Arindam
Akiyama, H.
A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
title A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
title_full A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
title_fullStr A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
title_full_unstemmed A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
title_short A novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
title_sort novel high-voltage pulsed-power supply based on low-voltage switch-capacitor units
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21913