The purpose of this paper is to propose a flexible load-dependent digital soft-start control method for dc-dc converters in a 380Vdc system. The soft-start operation is needed to prevent negative effects such as large inrush current and output overshoot to a power supply in the start-up process of dc-dc converters. In the conventional soft-start operation, a dc-dc converter has a very slow start-up to deal with the light load condition. Therefore, it always takes a long time in any load condition to start up a power supply and obtain the desired output. In the proposed soft-start control method, the speed of the start-up process is flexibly controlled depending on the load condition. To obtain the optimal speed for any load condition, the speed of the soft-start is determined from a approximated function of load current, which is estimated from experiment results in advance. The proposed soft-start control method is evaluated both in simulations and experiments. From results, it is confirmed that the proposed method has superior soft-start characteristics compared to the conventional one.
Hidenori MARUTA
Nagasaki University
Tsutomu SAKAI
NTT Facilities
Suguru SAGARA
NTT Facilities
Yuichiro SHIBATA
Nagasaki University
Keiichi HIROSE
NTT Facilities
Fujio KUROKAWA
Nagasaki University
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Hidenori MARUTA, Tsutomu SAKAI, Suguru SAGARA, Yuichiro SHIBATA, Keiichi HIROSE, Fujio KUROKAWA, "Flexible Load-Dependent Soft-Start Method for Digital PID Control DC-DC Converter in 380Vdc System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E100-B, no. 4, pp. 518-528, April 2017, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2016EBP3197.
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to propose a flexible load-dependent digital soft-start control method for dc-dc converters in a 380Vdc system. The soft-start operation is needed to prevent negative effects such as large inrush current and output overshoot to a power supply in the start-up process of dc-dc converters. In the conventional soft-start operation, a dc-dc converter has a very slow start-up to deal with the light load condition. Therefore, it always takes a long time in any load condition to start up a power supply and obtain the desired output. In the proposed soft-start control method, the speed of the start-up process is flexibly controlled depending on the load condition. To obtain the optimal speed for any load condition, the speed of the soft-start is determined from a approximated function of load current, which is estimated from experiment results in advance. The proposed soft-start control method is evaluated both in simulations and experiments. From results, it is confirmed that the proposed method has superior soft-start characteristics compared to the conventional one.
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AU - Yuichiro SHIBATA
AU - Keiichi HIROSE
AU - Fujio KUROKAWA
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