推挽正激电容器充电电源的分析-analysis of push-pull forward capacitor charging power supply.docxVIP

华 华 中 科 技 大 学 硕 士 学 位 论 文 II II Abstract The pulse power technology application scope are more and more wide, it has extended from the initial research and the military field to the medical, industry, education, civil, and other fields. It is a very dynamic emerging disciplines. Capacitor is the most common primary energy storage device used in the pulse power system. Developing high-performance high voltage capacitor is very important. High frequency converter capacitor power supply has many advantages, such as, high output voltage accuracy and stability , easy to control the output voltage , and little impact to the capacitance, available to extend the service life of the capacitor. It is the development direction of the high voltage capacitor charging power supply. Nowadays commonly used high frequency converter charging power supply , such as series resonant charging power supply ,has many power devices, and it’s structure is complex . That is not suitable for the topology of the high voltage capacitor charging power supply with low power and low input voltage. This paper puts forward a simple and reliable high voltage capacitor charging power supply based on the push-pull forward topology , which is suitable for low voltage high current input occasions, like airborne high voltage capacitor charging power supply. This paper first analyzes the push-pull forward charging electric circuit in depth, and analyzes the operation of all circuit modes with or without the circulation. The simulation results show the validity of the theoretical analysis. Combining with the formula and simulation analysis, the paper analyzes the influence that the ground-clamp capacitance and inductance size, the frequency, the transformer and the charging voltage caused to the the input current, charging electric current and the pulse of the ground-clamp capacitance. Then the author designs the circuit structure and selects the main parameters, and emphatically analyzes the high fr