WO2022261902A1 - 确定cllc变流器的同步整流导通时间的方法 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure generally relates to the field of circuit technology, and more particularly, relates to a method for determining a synchronous rectification conduction time of a CLLC converter.
- Bidirectional DC/DC (direct current/direct current) converters are used in many applications, such as energy storage, V2G, etc.
- LLC converters are widely used due to their soft switching and high efficiency performance.
- Figure 1 is a typical bidirectional LLC (CLLC) converter topology circuit, which can work in both forward and reverse directions.
- synchronous rectification (Synchronous Rectification, SR) is generally used to reduce the body diode power loss of the power switch on the inactive side.
- the body diode refers to the parasitic diode inside the power switch.
- the CLLC converter topology circuit 100 in FIG. 1 includes the first to fourth power switches on the primary side, and the fifth to eighth power switches on the secondary side.
- Each power switch can be regarded as including a MOSFET (Q1-Q8) and anti-parallel diodes (D1-D8).
- the body diode is simply referred to as a diode.
- the CLLC converter topology circuit 100 in Fig. 1 also includes the input capacitance C in of the primary side, the resonant capacitor C r1 and the resonant inductance L r1 , the excitation inductance L m , the transformer T 1 , the resonant inductance L r2 of the secondary side, and the resonant capacitor C r2 and the output capacitor C out .
- a dedicated synchronous rectification integrated circuit can be used to automatically generate a drive pulse for the MOSFET by detecting the change in voltage or current when the diode starts to conduct.
- CLLC due to the conflict with MOSFET gate drive, synchronous rectification IC cannot be used directly. Therefore, other methods must be adopted for bidirectional CLLC converters.
- a current common method is shown in the simplified circuit structure diagram 200 of FIG. 2 , which includes a MOSFET current sensor 201 , a zero-crossing comparator 202 , a DSP timing register 203 and a gate driver 204 .
- a current sensor 201 and a zero-crossing comparator circuit 202 are added.
- the current sensor 201 samples the current 205 passing through the diode, and generates a synchronous rectification trigger signal through the zero-crossing comparator circuit 202 .
- the DSP timing register 203 is then configured to generate a synchronous rectification pulse 206 according to the trigger signal.
- This solution requires a high-speed current sensor and an additional zero-crossing comparator circuit, which increases the cost of the system.
- FIG. 3 shows a structure diagram of a simplified circuit 300 of this solution.
- the diode conduction time is measured under different operating frequencies and load conditions, and the diode conduction time look-up table is established.
- the MCU samples the required parameters, such as the working frequency f s , the output current I o , the input voltage V in and the output voltage V out , etc., and finds the adjacent working point in the look-up table 301, and Use interpolation to get the required on-time.
- the timing register 302 of the controller such as DSP, is configured to generate the synchronous rectification pulse 303 according to the trigger signal, and then generate the gate driving signal.
- This method does not require a current sensor and a zero-crossing detection circuit, but requires pre-measurement under different working conditions to obtain a look-up table, and the process of measuring and obtaining the table is relatively cumbersome.
- the present invention proposes a method for determining the conduction time of the synchronous rectification of the CLLC converter, without adding additional hardware, and is simple and easy to implement.
- a method for determining a synchronous rectification on-time of a CLLC converter operating in an under-resonant operating mode comprising:
- Step 1 Determine the transformer turns ratio and resonant frequency of the converter
- Step 2 Use the simulation method to determine the peak current and output current of the secondary side diode, the excitation current of the primary side excitation inductance when the secondary side diode is turned off, and the excitation current of the primary side excitation inductance when the primary side drive signal is turned off. data set;
- Step 3 measuring the current operating frequency and current output current of the converter
- Step 4 According to the operating frequency and the output current, determine the first coefficient and the second coefficient by linear interpolation, wherein the first coefficient is equal to the ratio of the output current to the peak current multiplied by The second coefficient is equal to the ratio of the excitation current of the primary side excitation inductance when the secondary side diode is turned off to the excitation current of the primary side excitation inductance when the primary side drive signal is turned off;
- Step 5 Measuring the initial value of the resonant current of the primary side resonant inductance
- Step 6 Calculate the diode conduction time according to the transformer turns ratio, the resonant frequency, the initial value of the resonant current, the current output current, the first coefficient and the second coefficient.
- the method further includes step seven: the method for determining the conduction time of synchronous rectification of the CLLC converter further includes: using the determined conduction time of the diode to configure the Timing registers in the controller of the converter.
- step 3 to step 7 are repeatedly executed in each switching cycle of the CLLC converter to determine the diode conduction time of the current switching cycle.
- the diode conduction time is:
- a method for determining the conduction time of synchronous rectification is provided for CLLC operating in an under-resonance mode. This method can approximate the conduction time of the synchronous rectification by measuring the resonant current and the output current value.
- the method of the invention does not need a high-bandwidth current sensor and a zero-crossing detection circuit, thus saving hardware cost and PCB space.
- the method of the present invention does not need to measure the conduction time of the diode under different frequencies and loads in advance, thus saving a lot of work.
- Figure 1 is a topological circuit diagram of a CLLC converter
- Fig. 2 is a simplified circuit structure diagram capable of realizing synchronous rectification of a CLLC converter in the prior art
- Fig. 3 is a simplified circuit structure diagram of synchronous rectification of a CLLC converter realized by using a look-up table in the prior art
- FIGS. 4A-4C are working waveform diagrams of CLLC converters working in under-resonance mode
- 5A-5C are working waveform diagrams of CLLC converters working in super-resonance mode
- Fig. 6 is an equivalent circuit diagram of a resonant cavity of a CLLC converter
- Figure 9 shows an enlarged waveform diagram of the resonant current and the excitation current
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart of an exemplary process of a method for determining a synchronous rectification conduction time of a CLLC converter in an under-resonance mode of operation.
- FIG. 11A and FIG. 11B respectively represent the simulation curve and the calculation result curve of the conduction time of the diode under different operating frequencies.
- D1-D8 Diode C in : Input capacitance
- MOSFET current sensor 202 Zero-crossing comparator
- DSP timing register 204 Gate driver
- Timing register 303 Synchronous rectification pulse
- V ab Input voltage
- V 1 Primary voltage
- V 2 Secondary side voltage
- N Transformer turns ratio
- I Lmp Excitation current when the diode is turned off
- ⁇ Diode conduction angle
- T(ns) time (nanoseconds)
- Po(W) output power (watts)
- I Lmpp excitation current when the primary drive signal is turned off
- the term “comprising” and its variants represent open terms meaning “including but not limited to”.
- the term “based on” means “based at least in part on”.
- the terms “one embodiment” and “an embodiment” mean “at least one embodiment.”
- the term “another embodiment” means “at least one other embodiment.”
- the terms “first”, “second”, etc. may refer to different or the same object. The following may include other definitions, either express or implied. Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the definition of a term is consistent throughout the specification.
- a method for determining the conduction time of synchronous rectification of a bidirectional CLLC converter in an under-resonant operating mode is proposed.
- 4A-4C are working waveforms of the bidirectional CLLC converter of FIG. 1 working in the under-resonant mode, and its working frequency fs ⁇ resonant frequency fr.
- the solid line represents the driving waveform of MOSFET Q1
- the dotted line represents the driving waveform of MOSFET Q2. It can be understood that the driving waveforms of Q1 and Q4 are the same, and the driving waveforms of Q2 and Q3 are the same.
- the solid line represents the current waveform of the resonant inductance L r1 on the primary side
- the dotted line represents the current waveform of the magnetizing inductance L m .
- the solid line represents the current waveform of the secondary diode D5
- the dashed line represents the current waveform of the secondary diode D7.
- D5 and D7 work alternately, and each conducts for half a period. That is to say, the current waveforms of D5-D8 are all the same, therefore, the following derivation takes D5 as an example to calculate its conduction time.
- D5 For forward work, it is to calculate the conduction time of diodes D5-D8 on the secondary side; for reverse work, it is to calculate the conduction time of primary side D1-D4.
- 5A-5C are working waveforms of a bidirectional CLLC converter working in a super-resonant mode, where the working frequency fs>resonant frequency fr.
- the curves in Figures 5A-5C and the curves in Figures 4A-4C respectively represent the same meanings, and will not be described in detail here.
- the bidirectional LLC circuit is used as an example for illustration, that is, the input is on the left and the output is on the right.
- the bidirectional LLC circuit is working, in principle, it is only necessary to provide a drive pulse G1-G4 for the first MOSFET tube to the fourth MOSFET tube Q1-Q4 of the first power switch to the fourth power switch on the primary side, respectively, and the second MOSFET tube on the secondary side
- the fifth to eighth MOSFETs Q5 to Q8 of the fifth to eighth power switches do not need to provide pulse work, and only the fifth to eighth diodes D5 to D8 are required to work.
- the present invention provides a method for determining the turn-on time of D5-D8 during synchronous rectification.
- the on-time of synchronous rectification is determined by the driving signal of the primary side, but the off-time should be determined by the conduction time of the diode. It can be seen from Figures 5A-5C that when the operating frequency of the CLLC converter is higher than the normal resonant frequency fr, and the CLLC converter circuit operates in super-resonant mode, the conduction of the fifth diode D5 on the secondary side
- the on-time is basically synchronous with the driving pulse G1 of the first transistor Q1 on the primary side. In this case, it is sufficient to directly supply the driving pulse G1 on the primary side to the fifth transistor Q5 on the secondary side.
- the present invention mainly aims at In the resonant working mode, how to determine the turn-off time of the diode, so as to determine the turn-on time of the diode.
- Figure 6 is the resonant cavity equivalent circuit of the bidirectional CLLC converter shown in Figure 1, where L r1 , C r1 and L r2 , C r2 are the resonant inductance and capacitor of the primary side and secondary side respectively, and L m is the transformer
- the excitation inductance N is the turns ratio of the transformer
- V ab is the input voltage of the circuit
- V 1 and V 2 are the voltages of the primary side and the secondary side of the transformer respectively
- i Lr1 is the resonant current
- i Lm is the excitation current.
- the resonator input voltage can be expressed as:
- ⁇ s is the current operating angular frequency of the CLLC circuit (in rad/s)
- ⁇ r is the resonant angular frequency of the CLLC circuit (in rad/s)
- ⁇ is a variable representing the shape of the diode current wave.
- 7A-7D are detailed working waveform diagrams of the CLLC converter working in the under-resonance mode.
- Fig. 7A the solid line represents the driving waveform G1 of MOSFET Q1, and the dotted line represents the driving waveform G2 of MOSFET Q2;
- Fig. 7B shows the waveform of the input voltage V ab ; in Fig.
- the solid line represents the primary side The waveform of the resonant current i Lr1 of the resonant inductance L r1 , the dotted line represents the waveform of the excitation current i Lm of the excitation inductance L m ; in Figure 7D, the solid line represents the current i D5 of the secondary diode D5, and the dotted line represents the current i D5 of the secondary diode D7
- the current i D7 , I peak is the peak current of i D5 .
- the current i D5 of diode D5 during conduction can be expressed as:
- I peak is the peak current of the diode i D5
- ⁇ is the conduction angle of the diode.
- the excitation current i Lm of the excitation inductance L m of the transformer can be expressed as:
- i Lm represents the excitation current
- i Lm0 is the initial value of the excitation current
- ⁇ I Lm is the variation of the excitation current at the end of the ⁇ angle.
- V ab and V 2 are considered constant during the on-time, and taking the derivative of the above equation, we get:
- the conduction angle duty cycle can be expressed as:
- I o is the output current (also known as the load current)
- I Lmp is the excitation current of the primary side magnetizing inductance Lm when the secondary side diode is turned off
- I Lmpp is the excitation current of the primary side magnetizing inductance Lm when the primary side driving signal is turned off current.
- the coefficients can be obtained by interpolation with
- Figure 8C is the normalized frequency point fs1 of 6 different operating frequencies fs under the minimum load, read 6 groups of I o and I peak through simulation, and calculate Six k ipeak curves are obtained, as shown in FIG. 8C ; for the maximum load, the k ipeak curve shown in FIG. 8D is also obtained through simulation. Then, k ipeak under any load and any frequency must be a certain value in the middle of these two curves, and this k ipeak can be calculated by linear interpolation.
- Fig. 9 shows enlarged waveform diagrams of the resonant current (solid line) and the excitation current (dashed line).
- the diode conduction time T cndc can be expressed as:
- I Lm0 in the formula is the initial value of the excitation current at the beginning of each cycle, and the initial value of the excitation current and the resonance current at the beginning of each cycle are the same, as can be seen in Figure 9, resonance current (solid line) and excitation The currents (dotted line) all vary from the same initial value, which is characteristic of LLC circuits. Therefore, the initial value of the resonant current of the primary side resonant inductance can be measured as the value of I Lm0 .
- Sampling the average output current Io and the resonant current at the falling edge of the primary drive signal can approximate the diode conduction time.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart of an exemplary process of a method 1000 for determining a synchronous rectification conduction time in an under-resonance operation mode of a CLLC converter.
- step S1001 the turns ratio N and the resonant frequency f r of the transformer of the converter are determined.
- step S1002 using the method of simulation, the peak current Ipeak and the output current Io of the secondary side diode, the excitation current I Lmp of the excitation inductance Lm when the secondary side diode is turned off, and the primary side drive signal off can be obtained.
- step S1003 measure the current operating frequency f s and the current output current I o of the converter
- step S1004 according to the current operating frequency f s and the current output current I o , the first coefficient k ipeak and the second coefficient k iLmp are determined by linear interpolation.
- the first coefficient k ipeak is defined as the ratio of the output current to the peak current multiplied by which is
- the second coefficient k iLmp is defined as the ratio of the excitation current I Lmp of the excitation inductance Lm when the secondary side diode is turned off and the excitation current I Lmpp of the excitation inductance Lm when the primary side drive signal is turned off, namely
- the current first and second coefficients can be determined in the data sets (I peak , I o ) and (I Lmp , I Lmpp ) determined in step S1002 by means of linear interpolation.
- step S1005 the initial value of the resonant current of the primary side resonant inductance is measured.
- the initial value I Lm0 of the exciting current is equal to the initial value of the resonant current.
- step S1006 according to the transformer turns ratio N, the resonant frequency f r , the initial value of the resonant current I Lm0 , the output current I o , the first coefficient k ipeak and the second Coefficient k iLmp to calculate the diode conduction time.
- the conduction time can be used to configure the timing register in the controller of the converter, so that the MOSFET can be controlled to conduct synchronously with the diode.
- steps S1003 , S1004 , S1005 , S1006 and S1007 are repeatedly executed in each switching cycle of the CLLC converter to determine the diode conduction time of each switching cycle.
- the conduction time of the diode in each switching cycle can be obtained, so as to ensure that the MOSFET can be turned on synchronously with the diode in each switching cycle.
- the horizontal axis represents the output power Po in watts (W)
- the vertical axis represents the time T in nanoseconds (ns)
- the solid line represents the actual conduction time of the diode
- the dotted line represents the simulation of the diode on-time. It can be seen from FIGS. 11A and 11B that as the output power Po increases, the calculation error decreases; and the closer the operating frequency is to the resonance frequency, the higher the accuracy.
- a method for determining the conduction time of synchronous rectification is provided for CLLC operating in an under-resonance mode. This method can approximate the conduction time of the synchronous rectification by measuring the resonant current and the output current value.
- the method of the present invention does not need high-bandwidth current and zero-crossing detection circuit, thus saving hardware cost and PCB space.
- this method saves a lot of work by eliminating the need to pre-measure the diode conduction time at different frequencies and loads.
- the device structures described in the above embodiments may be physical structures or logical structures, that is, some units may be implemented by the same physical entity, or some units may be respectively implemented by multiple physical entities, or may be implemented by multiple physical entities. Certain components in individual devices are implemented together.
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图9示出了谐振电流和励磁电流的放大波形图;
图10为用于确定CLLC变流器在欠谐振工作模式下同步整流导通时间的方法的示例性过程的流程图;以及
图11A和图11B分别表示在不同工作频率下二极管导通时间的仿真曲线和计算结果曲线。
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- 用于确定CLLC变流器的同步整流导通时间的方法,所述CLLC变流器在欠谐振工作模式下工作,所述方法包括:步骤一:确定变流器的变压器匝数比和谐振频率;步骤二:利用仿真的方法,确定副边二级管的峰值电流和输出电流以及副边二极管关断时的原边励磁电感的励磁电流和原边驱动信号关断时原边励磁电感的励磁电流的数据集;步骤三:测量所述变流器的当前工作频率和当前输出电流;步骤四:根据所述工作频率和所述输出电流,通过线性插值法确定第一系数和第二系数,其中,所述第一系数等于所述输出电流与所述峰值电流的比值再乘以 所述第二系数等于所述副边二极管关断时所述原边励磁电感的励磁电流和所述原边驱动信号关断时所述原边励磁电感的励磁电流的比值;步骤五:测量原边谐振电感的谐振电流初始值;以及步骤六:根据所述变压器匝数比、所述谐振频率、所述谐振电流初始值、所述当前输出电流、所述第一系数和所述第二系数来计算二极管导通时间。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,还包括步骤七:用所确定的二极管导通时间来配置所述变流器的控制器中的定时寄存器。
- 如权利要求1或2所述的方法,其中,在所述CLLC变流器的每个开关周期重复执行所述步骤三至所述步骤七来确定每一个开关周期的二极管导通时间。
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