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Single Phase Resonant LC Circuit Using a Bank of Self-Switched Capacitors

Siemaszko, D.
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Rod, C.
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Rufer, A.  
2011
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics

This paper presents a preliminary work on the feeding of an AC dipole using a resonant circuit with a varying resonant frequency. A single phase LC oscillator containing a variable capacitor is fed by a wide band amplifier or a voltage source inverter. For this purpose, a bank of switched capacitors of different values are connected to the main circuit through bidirectional switches. In order to allow zero-current and zerovoltage switching, the devices are implemented with close-control driver circuits allowing self-switching based on local polarity measurements. An innovative controller for maintaining the current in an oscillator and a regressive method for measuring alternating current with a limited number of samples are proposed and validated by experiment.

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DOI
10.1109/TIE.2010.2103534
Web of Science ID

WOS:000293920300048

Author(s)
Siemaszko, D.
Rod, C.
Rufer, A.  
Date Issued

2011

Publisher

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Published in
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
Volume

58

Issue

9

Start page

4175

End page

4184

Subjects

regressive method

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self-switching device

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single phase alternating circuit

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switched capacitors

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zero crossing detection

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REVIEWED

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