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    A Bridgeless BHB ZVS-PWM Ac-Ac Converter For High-Frequency Induction Heating Applications

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    This document introduces a proposed single-stage ac-ac converter for high-frequency induction heating applications. The existing systems use multiple conversion stages that reduce efficiency, while the proposed system uses a bridgeless boost half-bridge topology with a series-resonant tank to achieve utility-to-high frequency power conversion in a single stage. This provides advantages of low distortion current, improved efficiency through eliminating conversion stages, and applications in domestic and industrial induction heating. A block diagram is presented showing the key components of the proposed system.

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    A Bridgeless BHB ZVS-PWM Ac-Ac Converter For High-Frequency Induction Heating Applications

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    This document introduces a proposed single-stage ac-ac converter for high-frequency induction heating applications. The existing systems use multiple conversion stages that reduce efficiency, while the proposed system uses a bridgeless boost half-bridge topology with a series-resonant tank to achieve utility-to-high frequency power conversion in a single stage. This provides advantages of low distortion current, improved efficiency through eliminating conversion stages, and applications in domestic and industrial induction heating. A block diagram is presented showing the key components of the proposed system.

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    This document introduces a proposed single-stage ac-ac converter for high-frequency induction heating applications. The existing systems use multiple conversion stages that reduce efficiency, while the proposed system uses a bridgeless boost half-bridge topology with a series-resonant tank to achieve utility-to-high frequency power conversion in a single stage. This provides advantages of low distortion current, improved efficiency through eliminating conversion stages, and applications in domestic and industrial induction heating. A block diagram is presented showing the key components of the proposed system.

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    A Bridgeless BHB ZVS-PWM Ac-Ac Converter For High-Frequency Induction Heating Applications

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    Maruthi Jacs
    This document introduces a proposed single-stage ac-ac converter for high-frequency induction heating applications. The existing systems use multiple conversion stages that reduce efficiency, while the proposed system uses a bridgeless boost half-bridge topology with a series-resonant tank to achieve utility-to-high frequency power conversion in a single stage. This provides advantages of low distortion current, improved efficiency through eliminating conversion stages, and applications in domestic and industrial induction heating. A block diagram is presented showing the key components of the proposed system.

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    A Bridgeless BHB ZVS-PWM AC-AC

    Converter for High-Frequency Induction


    Heating Applications

    Abstract
    Introduction:
    IH power supplies for domestic and industry applications
    has been advanced with a wide variety of circuit topologies
    featuring soft switching technologies in the past decades, and
    now is getting into a new phase of research and development
    pursuing for high-efficiency and cost-effective electric power
    conversion and processing.
    High-efficiency, low harmonics and high power factor are
    essentially demanded for the single-phase UFAC-HFAC power
    converter suitable for commercial power IH applications. The
    typical power conversion architecture for single-phase IH
    applications, consist of three-stage power converters; UFAC–dc
    diode bridge rectifier (DBR), PFC converter (boost dc-dc
    converter), and dc–HF ac inverter. This circuit configuration is
    supported by the well established power converter topologies,
    and has now been the basic power processing scheme in the
    domestic and consumer IH appliances. However, the multiple
    power conversion stages might lead to efficiency deterioration,
    consequently the further development of the ac-ac converter for
    attaining a higher power density could be obstructed.
    Existing system:
    In order to improve the efficiency with a cost-effective
    circuit configuration, the two-stage DBR-assisted BHB ZVS-
    PWM ac-ac converter have been proposed and commercialized.
    In this two-stage ac-ac converter, the NSDC–HFAC power
    processing can be performed simultaneously in the HF inverter
    stage, thereby the high efficiency and cost reduction can be
    attained. However, the DBR connecting the UFAC power source
    with the HF resonant inverter is still demanded, thus further
    improvement of the total efficiency cannot be expected in the
    DBR-BHB ac-ac converter.

    Proposed system:
    As a solution for the technical challenge of the DBR
    assisted BHB topology as well as the other existing converters
    for the domestic and industrial IH applications, the innovative
    and cost-effective single-stage ZVS-PWM ac-ac converter with
    a series-resonant tank-applied IH load is proposed in this paper.
    The proposed ac-ac converter adopts the bridgeless BHB
    topology with the NSDC-link, whereby the UFAC-HFAC power
    conversion can be achieved with the passive PFC and the
    inductor-assisted voltage boost functions using insulated-gate-
    bipolar-transistors (IGBTs).
    Advantages:
     Low distortion utility current.
    Applications:
     Domestic and industry applications.
    Block diagram

    INPUT AC EMI BRIDGELE HALF LOAD


    SUPPLY FILTER SSBOOSTI BRIDGE
    NG RESONANT

    12V DC DRIVER
    CIRCUIT

    5V DC PIC CONTROLLER
    WITH BUFFER

    Tools and software used:


     MPLAB – microcontroller programming.
     ORCAD – circuit layout.
     MATLAB/Simulink – Simulation.

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