A novel low-leakage pulse transformer (PT) for a magnetically coupled Gate Drive Circuit (GDC) to drive multiple isolated devices is proposed.
The leakage- and self-inductances of the proposed transformer are computed using Finite Element Method (FEM) simulations and validated.
The performance of the GDC with the proposed PT is verified by driving parallel connected SiC MOSFETs for a high-speed offline induction cap sealing controller.
This work is presented at IEEE PEDES 2024 at NITK Surathkal and it has received a best paper award.
A nonlinear permanent magnet model to formulate anisotropic behaviour is derived
The model can simulate demagnetization, remagnetization and magnetization in the opposite direction.
The model of nonlinear permanent magnets can help to improve the design of electrical machines by protecting permanent magnets from demagnetisation.
A setup to measure core losses under rotational magnetization with harmonics is developed
A peculiar behavior of interleaving of hysteresis loops under rotational magnetization is observed
Core losses and hysteresis loops for arbitrary magnetization conditions can be measured
Possible measurement frequency range is 35–500 Hz
A provision is also made to predict three components of dynamic hysteresis losses
A comprehensive approach to accurately calculate the inductance offered by an IPM for a charging operation is presented
The core and copper losses for charging and motoring operations are compared
The sensitivity of inductance offered by the machine with respect to the design parameters is also analysed.
An inductor circuit element is proposed using the JA model in an open-source circuit simulator
Core losses and magnetic characteristics considering the effect of harmonics and frequency are modelled
This can be used to model the topological-based equivalent circuit of magnetic components