EMC assessment of a switching mode power supply for electromedical devices

Lai, Andrea; Spano, Ivan Luigi; Marongiu, Ignazio; Gatto, Gianluca

doi:10.1109/emceurope.2016.7739247

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“…The presence of the ripple makes DC-DC converter a source of electromagnetic interference (EMI) that can disturb nearby electric/electronic devices and deteriorate their normal operating conditions. The switching operation generates, in fact, high dv/dt and di/dt that cause both conducted and radiated EMI [4][5]. To mitigate these issues, the DC-DC converter must reduce as much as possible the ripple output voltage and the input current.…”

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Ripple Minimization in a Quadratic Boost Converter: Software vs. Hardware solutions

Marsala¹,

Presti²,

Sauro³

et al. 2024

RE&PQJ

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In this work, the authors have studied a quadratic boost DC-DC converter to reduce its ripple in the output voltage and the input current. This aim has been obtained by implementing two different solutions: the hardware solution consists on the use of coupled inductors and a notch output filter, the software solution is based on a random PWM and uses uncoupled inductors. The two solutions show a different impact on the output voltage and in the input current ripple. The performance of proposed solutions is evaluated and compared by simulation analysis both in time and frequency domain.

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Ripple Minimization in a Quadratic Boost Converter: Software vs. Hardware solutions

Marsala¹,

Presti²,

Sauro³

et al. 2024

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“…Estimating the switched mode power supplies' conducting emissions is crucial for overall product performance [1]. Normally, in order to estimate the performance of a solution, the prototype has to be produced and measured; this means that in order to choose the best solution from a few of them, each has to be produced [2]. However, nowadays, there are approaches to estimate conducted emissions using 3D modelling methods.…”

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Estimation of SMPS’ Conducted Emission According to CISPR Standards

Malczyk¹,

Bara²,

Lu³

2022

Applied Sciences

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Switched-mode power supplies are very efficient and commonly used components in products nowadays. However, due to currents switched at a high frequency, the conducted emission test is a high concern for designers. The market is increasingly demanding in terms of the size of the components and their efficiency. In order to meet market requirements and reduce the size of the power supply (both built into the product or standalone), the switching frequency of the SMPS is rising; hence the base frequency and its harmonics cover a frequency range of the conducted emission test. Due to this fact, the estimation of the test result becomes a great concern for the designer. This paper describes the approach that one can utilize to estimate the switched-mode power supply’s conducted emission as a standalone component with simulation tools using only the power supply being designed. The workflow, which is the result of this work, can be utilized in order to optimize the design of power suppliers from the conducted emission perspective.

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Spread spectrum in random PWM DC-DC converters by PSO&GA optimized randomness levels

Marsala

Ragusa

2017

2017 IEEE 5th International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC-Beijing)

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EMC assessment of a switching mode power supply for electromedical devices

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Ripple Minimization in a Quadratic Boost Converter: Software vs. Hardware solutions

Ripple Minimization in a Quadratic Boost Converter: Software vs. Hardware solutions

Estimation of SMPS’ Conducted Emission According to CISPR Standards

Spread spectrum in random PWM DC-DC converters by PSO&GA optimized randomness levels

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