Study and Design of the Novel Shunt Liner Active Power Filter for a Superconducting Magnet Power Supply

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Proceedings, Guangzhou, China, Aug. 25 28, 2014 113 Study and Design of the Novel Shunt Liner Active Power Filter for a Superconducting Magnet Power Supply Jinglin Wu and Xiaoning Liu University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, Anhui, China Abstract The superconducting outsert of the 40 T hybrid-magnet in High Magnetic Field Laboratory (HFML) of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) requires a highly stabilized lowvoltage high-current power supply. One of the design is a switching power supply with active DC power filter. As the current flowing through a Shunt Active Power Filter (SAPF) is only the ripple current, the power loss caused by the filter can be very low, so SAPF is more and more applied in high-current devices. Usually, a shunt PWM converter can be used to generate current which is equal but oppositely phased to the ripple current. However, EMI noises caused by PWM have great influence on the circuit and the speed of response is limited by the switching frequency. Meanwhile, the load voltage variation makes it very difficult to design parameters of the filter. In this paper, a novel shunt liner active power filter (SLAPF) is designed to overcome the disadvantages of existing dc active filter schemes. Structurally, SLAPF can be divided into two components, one is the current compensator, and the other is the auxiliary power supply. The current compensator is composed of a power supply with fixed output voltage and two parallel branches, each of which consists an adjusting transistor. The auxiliary power supply is used to ensure the voltage across the adjusting transistors keep in a proper range, so the transistors can always operate in the saturation region. Based on the on-resistance variability of adjusting transistors, just as the series linear regulator, the output current of the current compensator can accurately track the oppositely phased out ripple current of main circuit, which leads to a good filter effect. In the paper, the detail structure and working principle of SLAPF are presented at first, then the design flow is described, which includes the control method of the current compensator, the analysis of topology chosen for auxiliary power supply. At last, the experimental results show that the filtering effect of SLAPF is good enough to make the power supply meet the technical requirements. 1. INTRODUCTION One of the schemes of the power supply for the superconducting outsert in High Magnetic Field Laboratory (HFML) is the switching power supply. The magnet requires highly stabilized current, however, it is hard to depress the low frequency ripple caused by three-phase uncontrolled rectifier which is the input of the switching converter. In order to reduce the output ripple, the passive filter, if used alone, requires much larger output inductance and capacitance, which will increase the cost and volume of the device and exacerbate the dynamic characteristics. Moreover, the lowfrequency output ripple cannot be depressed effectively. Accordingly, we consider to add an active DC power filter to the output of the switching power supply [1]. As the current flowing through a Shunt Active Power Filter (SAPF) is only the ripple current, the power loss caused by the filter can be very low, so SAPF is more and more applied in high-current devices [2]. Usually, a shunt PWM converter can be used to generate current which is equal but oppositely phased to the ripple current. However, EMI noises caused by PWM have great influence on the circuit and the speed of response is limited by the switching frequency. Meanwhile, the load voltage variation makes it very difficult to design parameters of the filter [3]. In this paper, a novel shunt liner active power filter (SLAPF) is designed to overcome the disadvantages of existing dc active filter schemes. 2. BASIC STRUCTURE OF SLAPF Figure 1 shows the basic structure of SLAPF. In this figure, L f represents the filter inductance, M 1 and M 2 represent series adjusting transistors which consist of multiple MOSFETs connected in parallel in actual design, i b represents the current of the branch of filter capacitor C f, i c represents the current which flows through C f, i Ah represents the output current of SLAPF, APFS1 and APFS2 represent the auxiliary power supply while the voltage across APFS2 is V apf and the voltage across APFS1 is V apf+ V apf = V apfs1, R o represents the load resistance, L o represents the load inductance, V o represents the output voltage, I o represents the output current.

114 PIERS Proceedings, Guangzhou, China, August 25 28, 2014 According to Figure 1: Figure 1: Structure of SLAPF. i c = i b i Ah (1) u o = i c Z cf (2) where Z cf is the impedance of C f, u o is the ripple of output voltage. According to Equation (1) and Equation (2), if i Ah can track i b well, i c will approach to 0, then the ripple of i o will approach to 0 too. When i b > 0, let M 2 be turned on while M 1 be turned off, and V apf be set to be lower than V o, then the positive half-cycle of i b will flow through M 1 into APFS2. When i b < 0, let M 1 be turned on while M 2 be turned off, and V apf+ be set to be higher than V o, then the APFS1 and APFS2 will output compensating current which will flow though M 2 into the original circuit. The variable on-resistance of MOSFET is used to realize current tracking. When the MOSFET works in the saturation region, its gate-source voltage can adjust the drain current with strongest ability, so V apf need to be kept with a proper value to ensure a proper gate-source voltage so that the MOSFET can always work in the saturation region. Structurally, SLAPF can be divided into two components, one is the current compensator composed by M 1, M 2 APFS1 and a proper V apf, the other is the auxiliary power supply APFS2. 3. ACTUAL STRUCTURE OF SLAPF The actual structure of SLAPF is shown as Figure 2, where C 3 is an energy-storage capacitor [4]. The two adjusting transistor T 1 and T 2 could be considered as a bidirectional push-pull controlled current source. The voltage across C 3 will fluctuate when the current flows through the transistors to inject into or sink from C 3. In the ideal situation, the average voltage across C 3 (U apf ) remain unchanged, however, the leakage current of C 3 and the irregular harmonic current can lead U apf to be outside of the normal operating range. When U apf is lower than the lower bound of normal operating range, the constant current charging power supply HP-FS should charge C 3 to make U C3 raise back into the normal range. When U C3 is higher than the high bound of normal range, we can use a couple of resistors to release the stored energy of C 3 to make U C3 fall back into the normal range. Different value of resistance should be connected into the circuit under different U C3 to limit the discharge current Synthesizes the above analysis, HP-FS, energy-removal resistor network, and C 3 make up the auxiliary power supply APFS2 in the basic structure. In some cases, the V apf should be negative to make certain the voltage across the transistor be higher than the ripple voltage The adjustable DC power supply APFS3 can offer this negative voltage if the switch sk is turned on. 4. CALCULATION OF THE NORMAL OPERATING RANGE OF U APF Assume the drop collector-to-emitter voltage of T 1 is V ce1, the drop collector-to-emitter voltage of T 2 is V ce2, and the minimal drop collector-to-emitter voltage of the IGBT transistor is V ce min to ensure the transistor can always work in the saturation region. Obviously, V ce1 V ce min, V ce2 V ce min. When T 1 is turned on while T 2 is turned off: V o V ce2 = V apf (3)

Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Proceedings, Guangzhou, China, Aug. 25 28, 2014 115 Figure 2: Actual structure of SLAPF. When T 2 is turned on while T 1 is turned off: V apf + V apfs1 V ce1 = V o (4) According to Equations (3) and (4), we obtain: V o V ce2 + V apf + V apfs1 V ce1 = V apf + V o (5) Thus, V apfs1 = V ce1 + V ce2 2V ce min (6) According to Equation (3), we obtain: V ce2 = V o V apf V ce min V o V ce min V apf U apf V U apf V o V ce min + V (7) According to Equation (4), we obtain: V ce1 = V apf + V apfs1 V o V ce min V o + V ce min V apfs1 V apf U apf + V U apf V o + V ce min V apfs1 V (8) According to Equations (6) and (8), we obtain: V o + V ce min V apfs1 V U apf V o V ce min + V (9) where V apfs1 2V ce min. APFS1 is a DC power supply with adjustable output voltage in practice. On one hand, we can use Equation (9) to calculate the normal operating range of U apf if V apfs1 is set to a fixed value, on the other hand, according to Equation (6), we obtain: V o + V ce min V apfs1 V V o + V ce min 2V ce min V = V o V ce min V (10)

116 PIERS Proceedings, Guangzhou, China, August 25 28, 2014 According to Equations (8) and (10), if U apf satisfies the flowing equation: U apf V o V ce min V (11) Then V apf1 satisfies Equation (8) certainly, which means if the normal operating range of U apf is: V o V ce min V U apf V o V ce min + V (12) Then the adjusting transistor can always work in the saturation region. 5. STRUCTURE OF HFPS As shown in Figure 3, HF-PS is composed of a pair of ZVS switching converter with full bridge rectifier, the first windings of transformers is connected in parallel so that the current stress of the switch tubes can be less, the second windings of transformers is connected in series so that the voltage stress of the diodes can be less. Figure 3: Structure of HF-PS. 6. EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION In order to verify the filtering effect of SLAPF, a 10 V/1 ka prototype with C f = 50 mf, R o = 10 mω and L o 5 µh is designed. The input of the switching converter is a 380 V/50 Hz three-phase uncontrolled rectifier. The current measurement is based on the high precision DCCT. In the prototype, a ZVS-CV converter is used to take the place of HP-FS and energy-removal resistor network [5]. The wave of output ripple without SLAPF comparing to that with SLAPF are shown in Figure 4 and Figure 5. According to the Figure 4 and Figure 5, the ripple factor of output voltage without SLAPF is about 120 mv/10 V = 1.2%, and the ripple factor of output voltage with SLAPF is about 10 mv/10 V = 0.1% which is smaller than the maximum voltage ripple coefficient (1%). Figure 4: Output waveforms without SLAPF. Figure 5: Output waveforms with SLAPF.

Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Proceedings, Guangzhou, China, Aug. 25 28, 2014 117 The peak-peak ripple of output current without SLAPF is about 3 A (0.03 100) while the ripple factor is 3/1000 = 0.3%, and the peak-peak ripple of output current with SLAPF is about 0.4 A (0.004 100) while the ripple factor is 0.4/1000 = 0.04% which is smaller than the maximum current ripple coefficient (0.1%). The results show that the output current and voltage ripple are reduced by SLAPF dramatically. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The authors wish to thank the High Magnetic Field Laboratory of Chinese Academy of Sciences and the financial support for this research from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 50977086). REFERENCES 1. Kido, G., et al., Development of active filter with MOS-FET for 15 MW dc power source, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, Vol. 51, No. 1, 580, 2006. 2. Murat, K. and E. Ozdemir, An adaptive hysteresis band current controller for shunt active power filter, Electric Power Systems Research, Vol. 73, No. 2, 113 119, 2005. 3. Peng, F.-Z., H. Akagi, and A. Nabae, A study of active power filters using quad-series voltagesource PWM converters for harmonic compensation, IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, Vol. 5, No. 1, 9 15, 1990. 4. Long, J., J. Wu, X. Liu, and S. Chen, Simulation and design of fast charging and discharging of bi-directional DC-DC converter for the active power filter, High Voltage Engineering, Vol. 39, No. 7, 1792 1797, 2013. 5. Chen, Z.-J. and X.-N. Liu, Soft-switching DC/DC converter for intensive magnet field power supply, Power Electronics, Vol. 42, No. 2, 1618, 2008.