Presenting new structure for plasma failure by using bidirectional Positive Buck Boost Converter
Journal Title: International Research Journal of Applied and Basic Sciences - Year 2013, Vol 6, Issue 6
Abstract
Today, the use of Power Pulse is gradually growing. To cover a wide range of Power Pulse applications, applied design to improve the performance and flexibility, is presented in this paper for power supplies of Power Pulse. This design includes using proper adjustment and paralleling the Positive Buck Boost Converter to obtain high voltage levels with rapid raising time (dv/dt). The results of performed simulation using MATLAB software, confirm the impacts and effectiveness of this method and topology. The main advantageous of increasing the out voltage and reducing the current and voltage topology is considered on semiconductor devices.
Authors and Affiliations
hadi gholizadeh| email: hadi_gholizadeh65@yahoo.com, jafar adabi, mojtaba khanalizadeh
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