A Comprehensive Design Approach to an EMI Filter for a 6-kW Three-Phase Boost Power Factor Correction Rectifier in Avionics Vehicular Systems

Mallik, Ayan; Ding, Weisheng; Khaligh, Alireza

doi:10.1109/tvt.2016.2590462

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“…Equation (8) (and also (9) in the following) is derived by considering that for a highly symmetric magnetic core such as the toroidal inductor, the Ampere-law enables one to express the inductance as follows:…”

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“…Therefore, EMI attenuation solutions are necessary to ensure both the reliability and the electromagnetic compatibility of the system of which the power electronic converter is a part. In particular, EMI filtering is required to ensure the compliance with the emission limits imposed by the stringent technical standards [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12], and behavioral models of electric motors can also be used to predict conducted interferences [13]. It is worth noting that electromagnetic compatibility and power density in power electronic converters are closely related issues.…”

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Automatic EMI Filter Design for Power Electronic Converters Oriented to High Power Density

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Abstract:In this paper, a complete computer aided procedure based on the power density concept and aimed at the automatic design of EMI filters for power electronic converters is presented. It is rule-based, and it uses suitable databases built-up by considering information on passive components available from commercial datasheets. The power density constraint is taken into consideration by imposing the minimization of the filter volume and/or weight; nevertheless, the system in which the automatically designed filter is included satisfies the electromagnetic compatibility standards limits. Experimental validations of the proposed procedure are presented for two real case studies, for which the performance and the size of the best filter design are compared with those related to a conventionally designed one.

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Automatic EMI Filter Design for Power Electronic Converters Oriented to High Power Density

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“…The conducted EMI noise in any power electronic circuit can appear in two forms: differential mode (DM) and common mode (CM). Two separate filters, commonly named as DM and CM Filters [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17], are designed and employed in the front end of the power converter to sufficiently attenuate the conducted DM and CM EMI noises.…”

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A Comprehensive Review of EMI Filter Network Architectures: Synthesis, Optimization and Comparison

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Mallik

2021

Electronics

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This paper presents a volumetric comparison among three possible optimized three phase EMI filter structures, a three phase PFC converter used in cutting edge applications, such as avionics, space or shipboard power systems. The size minimization of each of the filter structures, described in the paper, was performed utilizing the volumetric optimization methodology proposed in the paper. This paper theoretically demonstrates the design steps for choosing the appropriate filter component values and number of filter stages to achieve the smallest volume of the DM filter stage for any given EMI filter structure. While the validation of the proposed design methodology was done through a MATLAB simulation, an experimental verification was also performed by designing and comparing the optimized EMI filter structures for a 2.3 kW proof-of-concept of a three-phase boost PFC converter for more electric aircraft (MEA) applications to comply with the stringent EMI requirements of the DO-160F standard.

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“…To supply the on-board DC load and maintain MEA power quality requirements, while coping with the main bus variable frequency (360-800 Hz), different power factor correction (PFC) AC-DC converters have been employed. These can be grouped into five main categories: active PFCs, buck, boost, buck-boost and multilevel converters [11][12][13][14][15][16]. A power filter is normally employed in these circuits to comply with the strict regulations of current total harmonic distortion (THD) specified by DO-160 [17].…”

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Performance Analysis of Forced Commutated Controlled Series Capacitor Rectifier for More Electric Aircraft

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IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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A Comprehensive Design Approach to an EMI Filter for a 6-kW Three-Phase Boost Power Factor Correction Rectifier in Avionics Vehicular Systems

Cited by 37 publications

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Automatic EMI Filter Design for Power Electronic Converters Oriented to High Power Density

Automatic EMI Filter Design for Power Electronic Converters Oriented to High Power Density

A Comprehensive Review of EMI Filter Network Architectures: Synthesis, Optimization and Comparison

Performance Analysis of Forced Commutated Controlled Series Capacitor Rectifier for More Electric Aircraft

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