半桥llc谐振转换器解决方案（Half bridge LLC resonant converter solution）.doc

半桥llc谐振转换器解决方案（Half bridge LLC resonant converter solution） The design considerations for the half bridge LLC resonant converter and the A Morimi semiconductor solutions, 2008-4-15, 15:08:55, power, on line network, and in recent years, the market for liquid crystal TV (LCD TV) and plasma TV (PDP TV) has grown rapidly. The switching power supply market and other market need to have the following features (SMPS) output power range:150 W to 600 W; the active or passive PFC (determined by the required power); and the width of the space is limited, no cooling fan, ventilation condition is limited; for the consumer market competition. This requires the switching power supply to have higher power density and smooth electromagnetic interference (EMI) signal, and the solution component is few, the performance price ratio is high. Although the switching power supply can adopt many topologies, the dual inductor and single capacitor (LLC) series resonant converters have unique advantages in meeting these application requirements. This topology is more suitable for the output load range of medium and large size LCD tv. Usually the most suitable flyback topology is applied to the power of not more than 70 W, the panel size is less than 21 inches, using the double flyback topology is suitable for power between 120 W to 180 W 26 to 32 inches, and half bridge LLC at 120 W to 300 W and higher power range are suitable, suitable for medium (from 26 to 32 inches), large (37 inches) and large size (greater than 40 inches) wide range of application etc.. In addition, in the LLC series resonant converter topology, the number of components is limited, and the resonant energy storage (tank) components can be integrated into a single transformer, so only 1 magnetic components are needed. Under all normal load conditions, the primary switch can operate at the zero voltage switching (ZVS) condition. The secondary diode can operate with zero current switching (ZCS) without reverse recovery loss