Study of Beat Frequencies - Modeling and Reducing the Effect in Switch-Mode DC Power Conversion Systems

Topics:
Electrical and Electronic
Tags:
Astec America,
Business Operations,
Frequency,
Frequency Modulation,
Modeling,
Research & Development
Source:
Astec America

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Overview: Beat frequencies are defined as the sum and the difference of two different frequencies from nonlinear property in a system for example from frequency modulation. The frequency modulation exists in systems with switch-mode power supplies from certain configurations. This study is to discover the existence conditions that switch-mode power supplies cause the beat frequencies, to address the problems resulted from the beat frequencies, and to provide the remedies of reduction and elimination of the beat frequencies. Switch-mode converters include variety of configurations from ac and dc. This paper will focus on non-isolated dc-dc buck converters.

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Format: PDF | Size: 290KB | Date: Dec 2003 | Pages: 6


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