CN110504852B - Single-phase soft switch charger topology with voltage decoupling function and modulation method thereof - Google Patents

Single-phase soft switch charger topology with voltage decoupling function and modulation method thereof Download PDF

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CN110504852B
CN110504852B CN201910867754.XA CN201910867754A CN110504852B CN 110504852 B CN110504852 B CN 110504852B CN 201910867754 A CN201910867754 A CN 201910867754A CN 110504852 B CN110504852 B CN 110504852B
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Abstract

The invention discloses a single-phase soft switching charger topology with active voltage decoupling and a modulation method thereof, wherein the topology comprises a power grid side unit power factor PWM (pulse-width modulation) rectifying circuit, a full-bridge phase-shift control DC/DC (direct current/direct current) converting circuit, an active direct current voltage decoupling circuit and a resonance branch circuit for realizing zero voltage soft switching of all switching tubes, and through the control of the active direct current voltage decoupling circuit, the capacitance capacity of a direct current bus is greatly reduced, and the power density of the charger is improved; the modulation mode comprises a PWM (pulse-width modulation) rectification circuit, a DC/DC (direct current/direct current) conversion circuit, an active direct current voltage decoupling circuit and a soft switching modulation method of a resonance branch circuit, and particularly synchronizes control signals of a bridge arm switching device of the PWM rectification circuit, control signals of the active direct current voltage decoupling circuit switching device and the rising edge of the control signals of the DC/DC conversion bridge arm switching device, realizes zero voltage switching-on of all switches in a switching period through the control of the resonance branch circuit, and improves the conversion efficiency of topology.

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Single-phase soft switch charger topology with voltage decoupling function and modulation method thereof
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of converter modulation, in particular to a single-phase zero-voltage soft switch charger topology with active power decoupling and a modulation method thereof.
Background
In a conventional vehicle-mounted charger circuit composed of two stages of electric energy conversion circuits, because the characteristic of a PFC module at the front stage is to eliminate double power frequency ripples on a direct current bus between two stages, a large-capacity capacitor needs to be connected in parallel on the direct current bus, and the power density of the vehicle-mounted charger is low. Although the capacitance capacity of a capacitor on a direct current bus can be reduced by the conventional voltage decoupling circuit, the volume of a passive device introduced into the voltage decoupling circuit is large due to the fact that a switching device of the voltage decoupling circuit works in a hard switching mode, and therefore the conversion efficiency of the vehicle-mounted charger is low and the power density is not obviously improved. Therefore, the conventional single-phase charger topology with voltage decoupling works in a hard switching mode, and the problems that the volume of a passive device in a voltage decoupling circuit is large, the overall power density cannot be greatly improved, the conversion efficiency is low and the like exist.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the existing charger topology, provides a single-phase zero-voltage soft switch charger topology with voltage decoupling and a modulation mode thereof, realizes the great reduction of the capacitance capacity of a direct current bus, and simultaneously realizes that a switching tube of a unit power factor PWM (pulse width modulation) rectification circuit, a switching tube of a phase-shift control DC/DC circuit, a switching tube of a voltage decoupling circuit and a switching tube of an auxiliary soft switch resonant circuit work in a zero-voltage switching-on mode, thereby improving the conversion efficiency and the power density of the charger.
In one aspect of the present invention, a single-phase soft-switching charger topology with active voltage decoupling is provided, as shown in fig. 1, and is characterized in that: the single-phase soft switching charger circuit with the source voltage decoupling function comprises four groups of bridge arms and a direct-current bus voltage decoupling branch, wherein the four groups of bridge arms are formed by two series-connected fully-controlled switches comprising anti-parallel diodes, and the direct-current bus voltage decoupling branch is formed. Wherein: the upper and lower switches and the anti-parallel diodes of the first bridge arm are respectively Sr1、Dr1And Sr3、Dr3The upper and lower switches and their anti-parallel diodes of the second bridge arm are respectively Sr2、Dr2And Sr4、Dr4The upper and lower switches and their anti-parallel diodes of the third bridge arm are respectively Si1、Di1And Si3、Di3Of 1 atThe upper and lower switches and the anti-parallel diodes of the four bridge arms are respectively Si2、Di2And Si4、Di4. The auxiliary switch of the resonance branch and the anti-parallel diode are S respectivelyaux、DauxThe resonance branch circuit also comprises a resonance inductor LrAnd a clamp capacitor Cc. The direct current bus voltage decoupling circuit comprises a bridge arm and an inductor L which are formed by a group of two series-connected fully-controlled switches containing anti-parallel diodespdAnd an energy storage capacitor CpdThe upper and lower switching devices and the anti-parallel diodes of the bridge arm are respectively Sd1、Dd1And Sd2、Dd2
The drains of the switching devices on the first and second groups of bridge arms and the source of the lower switching device are respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the negative bus, the middle points of the bridge arms are respectively connected with an alternating current power grid through an input filter circuit, and the unit power factor of the power grid current is realized in a PWM (pulse-width modulation) rectification mode. The drains of the upper switching devices and the source of the lower switching device of the third bridge arm and the fourth bridge arm are respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the direct current negative bus, and the middle points of the bridge arms pass through a resonant leakage inductance LkAnd the phase-shifting control circuit is connected with a primary side winding of the transformer and realizes DC/DC conversion according to phase-shifting control. The drain electrode of the switching device on the bridge arm and the source electrode of the lower switching device in the direct current bus voltage decoupling branch are also respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the direct current negative bus, and the midpoint of the bridge arm passes through an inductor LpdIs connected to an energy storage capacitor CpdControlling the energy storage capacitor C by PWMpdThe voltage decoupling of the direct current bus is realized by charging and discharging, and double power frequency ripples on the direct current bus are eliminated. Auxiliary switch and clamping capacitor C for resonance branch routecConnected in series and then connected with a resonant inductor LrOne end of the resonance branch is connected with the DC bus capacitor C in paralleldcOne end of the positive electrode is connected with a positive bus, and a direct current bus capacitor CdcThe negative pole of the direct current bus is connected with the negative bus of the direct current bus, and the switching devices of the first, second, third and fourth groups of bridge arms, the auxiliary switches on the resonance branch, the direct current bus voltage decoupling circuit and the switching devices in the resonance branch all work in a zero current switching-on mode by controlling the switching-off phase and the duty ratio of the switching devices of the resonance branch. Isolation transformer 2The secondary side winding output charges the battery through a rectifier bridge circuit and an output filter circuit.
In another aspect of the present disclosure, a modulation method for matching the topology of the single-phase soft switching charger with active voltage decoupling is provided, as shown in fig. 2, including a rectification modulation wave calculation module, a carrier signal generation module, a phase shift angle calculation module, a decoupling branch switching tube modulation wave calculation module, an auxiliary switching tube modulation wave calculation module, a current sector determination module, a first PWM modulation module, a second PWM modulation module, a third PWM modulation module, a ZVS pulse modulation module, a pulse rising edge synchronization control module, and a PWM pulse superposition modulation module. Main switch S of single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with active voltage decoupling by using above modulesr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2And an auxiliary switch SauxAnd carrying out zero-voltage switching modulation. The output signals of the rectification modulation wave calculation module and the carrier signal generation module enter a first PWM (pulse-width modulation) module, and the first PWM module is used for generating an original driving signal v of an upper tube and a lower tube of a first bridge armsr1、vsr3And original driving signals v of upper and lower tubes of a second bridge armsr2、vsr4. The output signals of the phase shift angle calculation module and the carrier signal generation module enter a second PWM (pulse-width modulation) module, and the second PWM module is used for generating original control signals v of the third bridge arm switching tube and the fourth bridge arm switching tubesi1、vsi3、vsi2、vsi4. The output signals of the decoupling branch switch tube modulation wave calculation module and the carrier signal generation module enter a third PWM (pulse-width modulation) module, and the third PWM module is used for generating an original control signal v of the power decoupling branch switch tubesd1、vsd2. And the pulse rising edge synchronous control module determines the alignment mode of the main switching tube driving pulse rising edges of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm, the switching tube driving pulse rising edges of the decoupling branch bridge arm and the main switching tube driving pulse rising edges of the third bridge arm and the fourth bridge arm according to the current sector judging module. The output signals of the auxiliary switch tube modulation wave calculation module and the carrier signal generation module enter a ZVS pulse modulation module, and a port 2 of the ZVS pulse modulation moduleIs output signal vscWith the original control signal vsr1、vsr3、vsr2、vsr4、vsi1、vsi3、vsi2、vsi4、vsd1、vsd2Are input to a PWM pulse superposition modulation module together to generate switching tubes S respectivelyr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2Control PWM signal vgs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4、vgs_Si1~vgs_Si3、vgs_Sd1~vgs_Sd2Realize to Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2And SauxSoft switching modulation of zero voltage.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
according to the invention, zero voltage switching-on in a full working area can be realized by only using one resonance branch circuit, wherein the resonance branch circuit comprises a unit power factor PWM (pulse-width modulation) rectifying circuit, a phase-shifted full-bridge DC/DC circuit, an active power decoupling circuit and all switching tubes on the resonance branch circuit, and the conversion efficiency is high.
In addition, the invention has the additional effects that the switching frequency of the PWM rectifying circuit, the phase-shifted full-bridge DC/DC circuit and the active power decoupling branch circuit is fixed, thereby being beneficial to the optimization of passive devices in topology and improving the power density and the conversion efficiency of the charger.
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Fig. 1 is a single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with source power decoupling.
Fig. 2 is a generation of a single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit modulation method with source power decoupling.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of current sector division.
Fig. 4 shows an internal structure of the first PWM modulation module.
Fig. 5 shows the internal structure of the second PWM modulation module.
Fig. 6 shows the internal structure of the third PWM modulation module.
Fig. 7 shows the internal structure of ZVS (zero voltage) pulse modulation module.
Fig. 8 shows the internal structure of the pulse rising edge synchronous control module.
Fig. 9 shows the internal structure of the PWM pulse superposition modulation module.
Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of the time when the main switching tube in the circuit needs to realize zero voltage turn-on in a power frequency period (the time of the driving rising edge marked by blue in the figure).
Fig. 11 is a waveform of a modulation signal in a triangular carrier period when a single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with source power decoupling operates in current sector I.
Fig. 12 is a timing diagram of the control of the switching pulses during a triangular carrier cycle when the single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with source power decoupling is operating in current sector I.
Fig. 13 to 29 are equivalent circuits of topology phase operation in one triangular carrier cycle when the single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with source power decoupling operates in the current I-th sector, and the operation conditions of other sectors are similar. Because the work of the rectifier, the active power decoupling branch and the phase-shifted full-bridge DC-DC converter are mutually independent, the duty ratio D of the rectifierpwmActive power decoupling branch duty ratio DpdThe phase shift angle values of the phase-shifted full-bridge DC-DC converter are independent, and the phase analysis is carried out by Dpd>(1-)>DpwmFor example, the phase analysis is similar for other duty cycle relationships.
Fig. 30 shows the main voltage and current waveforms of a single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with source power decoupling during a triangular carrier period when the circuit is operating in the current I-th sector.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 1, the single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching vehicle-mounted charger circuit with source power decoupling comprises four sets of bridge arms formed by two series-connected fully-controlled switches including anti-parallel diodes and a direct-current bus voltage decoupling branch. Wherein: the upper and lower switches and the anti-parallel diodes of the first bridge arm are respectively Sr1D r14 and Sr3D r36, second bridgeThe upper and lower switches and their anti-parallel diodes of the arm are respectively Sr2D r25 and Sr4D r47, the upper switch, the lower switch and the anti-parallel diode of the third bridge arm are respectively Si1D i116 and Si3D i318, the upper and lower switches and the anti-parallel diodes of the fourth bridge arm are respectively Si2D i217 and Si4D i419. The auxiliary switch of the resonance branch and the anti-parallel diode are S respectivelyauxD aux8, the resonance branch circuit also comprises a resonance inductor L r10 and a clamping capacitance C c9. The direct current bus voltage decoupling branch comprises a bridge arm and an inductor L, wherein the bridge arm and the inductor L are formed by a group of two series-connected fully-controlled switches comprising anti-parallel diodes pd14 and an energy storage capacitor C pd15, the upper and lower switching devices of the bridge arm and the anti-parallel diode thereof are S respectivelyd1D d112 and Sd2D d213。
The drains of the switching devices on the first and second groups of bridge arms and the source of the lower switching device are respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the negative bus, the middle points of the bridge arms are respectively connected with an alternating current power grid through an input filter circuit, and the unit power factor of the power grid current is realized in a PWM (pulse-width modulation) rectification mode. The drains of the upper switching devices and the source of the lower switching device of the third bridge arm and the fourth bridge arm are respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the direct current negative bus, and the middle points of the bridge arms pass through a resonant leakage inductance L k20 is connected with the primary side winding of the transformer, and DC/DC conversion is realized according to phase shift control. The drain electrode of the switching device on the bridge arm and the source electrode of the lower switching device in the direct current bus voltage decoupling branch are also respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the direct current negative bus, and the midpoint of the bridge arm passes through an inductor L pd14 are connected to an energy storage capacitor C pd15, controlling the energy storage capacitor C through PWM pd15, the voltage decoupling of the direct current bus is realized, and double power frequency ripples on the direct current bus are eliminated. Auxiliary switch and clamping capacitor C for resonance branch route c9 are connected in series and then connected with a resonant inductor L r10 are connected in parallel, one end of the resonant branch is connected with a DC bus capacitor C dc11 positive pole connected to positive bus, one end connected to positive bus, DC bus capacitor C dc11 negative pole and negative bus phase of DC busAnd the switching devices of the first, second, third and fourth groups of bridge arms, the auxiliary switch on the resonance branch and the switching devices in the direct current bus voltage decoupling branch are all switched on at zero current by controlling the switching-off phase and the duty ratio of the switching devices of the resonance branch. And the output of the secondary side winding of the isolation transformer charges a battery through a rectifier bridge circuit and an output filter circuit.
Referring to fig. 2, the modulation method of the single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching vehicle-mounted charger circuit with voltage decoupling includes a rectification modulation wave calculation module 29, a carrier signal generation module 30, a phase shift angle calculation module 31, a decoupling branch switching tube modulation wave calculation module 32, an auxiliary switching tube modulation wave calculation module 33, a current sector determination module 34, a first PWM modulation module 35, a second PWM modulation module 36, a third PWM modulation module 37, a ZVS pulse modulation module 38, a pulse rising edge synchronization control module 39, and a PWM pulse superposition modulation module 40. Main switch S of single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with active voltage decoupling by using above modulesr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2And an auxiliary switch SauxAnd carrying out zero-voltage switching modulation. The output signals of the rectification modulation wave calculation module 29 and the carrier signal generation module 30 enter a first PWM modulation module 35, which is used for generating an original driving signal v of the upper and lower tubes of the first bridge armsr1、vsr3And original driving signals v of upper and lower tubes of a second bridge armsr2、vsr4. The output signals of the phase shift angle calculation module 31 and the carrier signal generation module 30 enter a second PWM modulation module 36, which is used for generating the original control signals v of the third and fourth bridge arm switching tubessi1、vsi3、vsi2、vsi4. The output signals of the decoupling branch switch tube modulation wave calculation module 32 and the carrier signal generation module 30 enter a third PWM modulation module 37, and the third PWM modulation module is used for generating an original control signal v of the power decoupling branch switch tubesd1、vsd2. The pulse rising edge synchronous control module 39 determines the rising edge and the decoupling branch of the driving pulse of the main switching tube of the first bridge arm and the main switching tube of the second bridge arm according to the current sector judging module 34The rising edges of the driving pulses of the switching tubes of the bridge arms are aligned with the rising edges of the driving pulses of the main switching tubes of the third bridge arm and the fourth bridge arm.
Referring to fig. 3, the grid current i is defined according to fig. 1gAnd decoupling branch inductive current ipdThe positive direction of (2) can divide the current in a power grid power frequency cycle into four sectors. Sector I corresponds to grid current IgA decoupling branch current ipdIs more than or equal to zero, and the sector II corresponds to the power grid current igGreater than or equal to zero and decoupling branch current ipdLess than zero, sector III corresponds to grid current igLess than zero, decoupling branch current ipdIs more than or equal to zero, and the sector IV corresponds to the power grid current igLess than zero, decoupling branch ipdLess than zero, determines the pulse alignment of the pulse rising edge synchronization control module 39.
Referring to fig. 4, the first PWM modulation module 35 includes a first inverter 52, a second comparator 53, a third comparator 54, a second inverter 55, a third inverter 56, a first rising edge delay module 57, a second rising edge delay module 58, a third rising edge delay module 59, and a fourth rising edge delay module 60. The triangular carrier generated by the carrier signal generation module 30 and the rectification modulation wave generated by the rectification modulation wave calculation module 29 pass through the second comparator and the first rising delay module to generate the original driving signal v on the first bridge armsr1The output of the second comparator passes through a second inverter and a second rising edge delay module to generate an original driving signal v of the lower tube of the first bridge armsr3. The output of the rectification modulation wave passing through the first inverter and the triangular carrier wave passing through the third comparator and the third rising edge time delay module generate an original driving signal v on the second bridge armsr2The output of the third comparator passes through a third inverter and a fourth rising edge delay module to generate an original driving signal v of a second bridge arm lower tubesr4
Referring to fig. 5, the second PWM modulation module 36 includes a fourth comparator 62, a fifth comparator 63, a fourth inverter 64, a fifth inverter 65, a fifth rising edge delay module 66, a sixth rising edge delay module 67, a first rising edge left shift module 68, and a second rising edge left shift module 69. Carrier signal generationFirst sawtooth carrier and phase-shifted modulated wave v generated by module 301The output of the fourth comparator and the fifth rising edge delay module is passed through, and the left translation module is translated for 0.5T by the first rising edgesUpper tube pulse control signal v of width generating third bridge armsi1. The output of the fourth comparator passes through the fourth phase inverter and the sixth rising edge delay module, and then is translated for 0.5T by the second rising edge left translation modulesLower tube pulse control signal v of width generation third bridge armsi3
Referring to fig. 6, the third PWM modulation block 37 includes a sixth comparator 70, a sixth inverter 71, a seventh rising edge delay block 72, and an eighth rising edge delay block 73. Triangular carrier and decoupling branch modulation wave v generated by carrier signal generation module 30pdGenerating an original driving control signal v on the decoupling branch through a sixth comparator and a seventh rising edge delay modulesd1The output of the sixth comparator generates an original driving control signal v for the lower tube of the decoupling branch circuit through a sixth inverter and an eighth rising edge delay modulesd2
Referring to fig. 7, the ZVS pulse modulation module 38 includes an eighth comparator 74, a seventh comparator 75, a first and gate 76, a seventh inverter 77, a ninth rising edge delay module 78, and a first falling edge advance module 79. The second sawtooth carrier and the ZVS modulated wave v generated by the carrier signal generation module 301The second sawtooth carrier and ZVS modulated wave v generated by the eighth comparator output and carrier signal generation module 302The output of the seventh comparator is processed by the first AND gate to generate a short-circuit pulse superposed signal vscThe output of the first AND gate generates an auxiliary switching tube driving signal v through a seventh phase inverter, a ninth rising edge time delay module and a first falling edge advance modulegs_saux
Referring to fig. 8, the pulse rising edge synchronization control module 39 includes third, fourth, fifth, and sixth rising edge synchronization left translation modules 80-83 corresponding to four current sectors. When the current sector judges that the input signal is the I-th sector IgAnd ipdOriginal driving pulse v of first and second bridge arms both greater than or equal to zerosr1、vsr3、vsr2、vsr4Original drive pulse v of decoupling branchsd1~vsd2The four switching period original driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are simultaneously translated in the left direction by the same width through the output of the third rising edge synchronous left translation module, the two original driving pulses of the decoupling branch are simultaneously translated in the left direction by the same width, and v is obtained after translationsr3And vsd1Rising edge aligned 0.25TsThe time of day. When the current is the sector II, the original driving pulse is output through the fourth rising edge synchronous left translation module, and the four driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are translated synchronously and then are outputsr3After aligning 0.25Ts time and synchronously translating two driving pulses of the decoupling branch vsd2Rising edge aligned 0.25TsThe time of day. When the current is in the sector III, the original driving pulse is output through the fifth rising edge synchronous left translation module, and the four driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are translated to vsr1After aligning 0.75Ts time and translating two driving pulses of the decoupling branch vsd2Rising edge aligned 0.75TsThe time of day. When the current is in the sector IV, the original driving pulse is output through the sixth rising edge synchronous left translation module, and the four driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are translated to vsr1After aligning 0.75Ts time and translating two driving pulses of the decoupling branch vsd1Rising edge aligned 0.75TsThe time of day.
Referring to FIG. 9, the PWM pulse superposition modulation module 40 includes first to tenth OR gates 84 to 93. The driving pulses of the first, second, third and fourth bridge arms and the decoupling branch bridge arm modulated by the pulse rising edge synchronous control module are superposed with the short-circuit pulse superposed signal v generated by the ZVS pulse modulation module 38scFinal main switch driving pulse signals v of a first bridge arm, a second bridge arm, a third bridge arm, a fourth bridge arm and a decoupling branch bridge arm are generated through superposition of an OR gategs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4、vgs_Si1~vgs_Si4、vgs_Sd1~vgsRealize the pair Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2And SauxSoft switching modulation of zero voltage.
The triangular carrier amplitudes +1 and-1 adopted by the first PWM modulation module and the third PWM modulation module have the frequency of fsCarrier period of Ts. The frequency of the AC fundamental wave input by the voltage of the power grid is fgThe period of the AC fundamental wave is Tg. The carrier frequency is an integral multiple of the fundamental frequency, and in an alternating current fundamental wave period, N carrier periods are shared:
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the input carriers to the second PWM module and ZVS pulse modulation module 38 are of amplitudes 0 and Vc1Of a sawtooth carrier of frequency 2fsWith a period of Ts/2. Modulation wave v of ZVS pulse modulation module1=0.5Vc1
The phase shift angle calculation module 31 has an output phase shift angle (normalized by 180 ° in radian units) of
Figure GDA0002683299760000081
In the above formula VbusIs the voltage between the positive and negative buses of the bridge arm of the main switch, n is the ratio of the number of turns of the secondary side and the primary side of the phase-shifted full-bridge double-winding transformer, VoTo output a load R o28 average voltage across, IoTo output a load R o28, and the other symbols are as defined in fig. 1.
The output modulation wave of the decoupling branch switch tube modulation wave calculation module 32 is the modulation wave v in the kth switching periodpd(k) Is expressed as
Figure GDA0002683299760000082
In the above formula Vg、IgFor the amplitude, C, of the network voltage 1 and the input filter inductance 2pdThe capacitance value of the energy storage capacitor 15.
The function of the rising edge delay module is to delay and output the rising edge of the module input signal, and the output signal at the rest time is equal to the input signal. Said firstThe falling edge advancing module has the function of outputting the falling edge of the module input signal in advance, and the output signal at the rest time is equal to the input signal. The rising edge time delay of all rising edge time delay modules is td1The falling edge advance of the first falling edge advance module is td2. And the delay time satisfies Tr≤td1<0.05Ts,Tr≤td2<0.05TsWherein T isrFor the first resonance time, the expression is
Figure GDA0002683299760000083
In the above formula CresThe capacitance value C of the parallel capacitor on the main switch tube of the first, second, third and fourth bridge arms and the active power decoupling branchauxThe capacitance value of the capacitor connected in parallel with the auxiliary switch tube.
Referring to fig. 10, rectifier switching tube drive pulse vgs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4Active decoupling branch switching tube driving pulse vgsd1、vgsd2The rising edge, which is marked blue, is the moment at which the body diode of the switching tube of one bridge arm commutates to the other MOSFET of the same bridge arm. Phase-shifted full-bridge DC-DC converter hysteresis bridge arm switching tube driving pulse vgs_Si2、vgs_S4The rising edge labeled blue is the time when the resonant energy is not hard enough to turn on. Referring to fig. 11, the switching-on time marked as blue in the switching period is aligned, and zero-voltage switching-on is realized through the auxiliary branch circuit action.
Referring to FIG. 11, vsr1、vsr3、vsr2、vsr4Output signal waveforms v of port 2, port 3, port 4 and port 5 of the first PWM modulation module in a triangular carrier periodsd1、vsd2The waveforms of the output signals of the ports 2 and 3 of the third PWM modulation module in one period of the triangular carrier wave, respectively. v. ofgs_Sc、vgs_SauxThe output signal waveforms of the port 2 and the port 3 of the ZVS pulse modulation module are shown. v. ofgs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4,vgs_Si1~vgs_Si4,vgs_Sd1~vgs_Sd2Are respectively a main switch tube Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2The PWM control signal waveform of (1). The circuit is shown operating in the current I sector.
Referring to FIG. 12, vgs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4,vgs_Si1~vgs_Si4,vgs_Sd1~vgs_Sd2Are respectively a main switch tube Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2In the current I sector, a driving signal timing chart of a triangular carrier period.
Referring to fig. 12 and fig. 13 to fig. 29, the working process of the circuit operating in a switching cycle in which the pulse control timing of the main switching tube is as shown in fig. 12 is analyzed and explained for the single-phase zero-voltage soft-switching charger circuit with voltage decoupling, taking the I-th sector of current as an example, and the circuit has 17 working states in one switching cycle. Fig. 13 to 29 are equivalent circuits of one switching cycle, and the waveforms of main voltage and current during operation are shown in fig. 30, and the reference direction of voltage and current of the circuits is shown in fig. 1. The phase analysis for the other sectors is similar. The specific phase analysis is as follows:
stage one (t)0~t1):
As shown in fig. 13, at t0Time auxiliary switch SauxZero voltage turn-off, resonant inductor LrThe series resonance occurs with the parallel capacitor of the main switch to make the main switch tube Sr2、Sr3、Si1、Si2Parallel capacitor Cr2、Cr3、Ci1、Ci2、Cd1Discharging while making the auxiliary switching tube SauxParallel capacitor CauxCharging, primary side current i of transformerpThrough a switching tube Si3And Si4Forming a loop at an output voltage-VoUnder the action of/n, ipLinear down, transformer secondary side diode D1And D4Conducting and outputting the filter inductance current iLoWith Vo/LoSlope line of (2)Reduced, active power decoupling branch current ipdThe linearity decreases. The phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in a circulating current state, and the primary side of the transformer does not transmit energy to the secondary side. At t1Time, main switch tube Sr2、Sr3、Si1、Si2、Sd1Parallel capacitor Cr2、Cr3、Ci1、Ci2、Cd1The voltage resonates to zero and the phase ends.
Stage two (t)1~t2):
As shown in fig. 14, at t1Diode D after timer2、Dr3、Di1、Di2、Dd1Will be conducted to connect the capacitor C in parallelr2、Cr3、Ci1、Ci2、Cd1Upper voltage is clamped to zero, resonant inductance LrClamping the voltage across VbusResonant inductor current iLrLinearly rising phase-shifted full-bridge circuit working state in same stage one (t)0~t1) And (5) the consistency is achieved. Active power decoupling branch current ipdThe linearity decreases. At t2At the moment, the main switch Sr1、Sr2、Sr3、Si1、Si2、Sd1、Sd2The zero voltage turns on and this phase ends.
Stage three (t)2~t3):
As shown in fig. 15, at t2After the moment, all the switching tubes S of the four main switching legsr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4The circuit enters a direct-connection stage after being switched on, and the voltage V of the intermediate direct-current busdcMaking a resonant inductor current iLrContinue with Vdc/LrLinear rise in rate, resonant inductance LrThe resonant energy is stored. The working state of the phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in the same stage one (t)0~t1) And (5) the consistency is achieved.
Stage four (t)3~t4):
As shown in fig. 16, at t3Time, main switch tube Sr1、Sr2、Si1、Si4、Sd2Turn-off, resonant inductance LrThe auxiliary switch tube S generates series resonance with the parallel capacitor of the main switchauxParallel capacitor CauxDischarging while making the main switching tube Sr1、Sr2、Si1、Si4、Sd2Parallel capacitor Cr1、Cr2、Ci1、Ci4、Cd2Charging at t4Time of day, auxiliary switch tube SauxParallel capacitor CauxThe voltage resonates to zero. Because the main switch tube Si4Turning off, reversing the polarity of the voltage applied to the primary side of the phase-shifted full-bridge double-winding transformer, reducing the primary and secondary currents of the transformer, and making the secondary current i of the transformersLess than the output filter inductor current iLoDue to iLoCan not suddenly change, then diode D1~D4At the same time, the secondary side of the transformer is short-circuited, and the output current starts to change from D1、D4To D2、D3Current conversion process of D1、D4Current reduction of D2、D3The current of (2) increases.
Stage five (t)4~t5):
As shown in fig. 17, at t4Diode D after timeauxWill be conducted to connect CauxIs clamped to zero, the resonant inductance LrThe voltage across is clamped at-VccBy means of a clamping capacitor Cc、SauxLoop magnetic-releasing and resonance inductor L formed by parallel diodesrCurrent with slope Vcc/LrLinearly decreasing, active power decoupling branch current ipdLinearly increasing; at t5Time of day, auxiliary switch tube SauxThe zero voltage turns on and this phase ends. Phase-shifted full-bridge primary and secondary current engineering state with same stage four (t)3~t4)。
Stage six (t)5~t6):
As shown in fig. 18, at t5Time of day, auxiliary switch SauxZero voltage turn-on, resonant inductor LrThe voltage across is clamped at-VccBy means of a clamping capacitor Cc、SaThe formed loop discharges magnetism and resonance inductance LrThe current continues with a slope Vcc/LrLinearly decreasing, working state of active power decoupling branch is same as stage five, and current engineering state of phase-shifted full-bridge primary and secondary sides is same as stage four (t)3~t4) During the phases five and six, the primary side current of the transformer decreases linearly and changes direction, t6Time ip(t6)=-I1When D is2、D3Is raised to be equal to the output filter inductor current i at that timeLoDiode D1、D4Is turned off by the current falling to zero, and this phase ends.
Stage seven (t)6~t7):
As shown in FIG. 19, t6After the moment, the primary side current ip of the transformer is larger than the output filter inductance current ni which is converted from the secondary side current of the transformer to the primary sideLoThe primary side current and the secondary side current are increased in an inverse linear manner, and the output filter inductance current is increased by a slope (nV)bus-Vo)/LoAnd the working state of the active power decoupling branch is in the same stage five. The phase-shifted full-bridge circuit power begins to be transferred from the primary side to the secondary side of the transformer. Resonant inductor LrThe voltage across is clamped at-Vcc,LrThe current continues with a slope Vcc/LrThe linearity decreases.
Stage eight (t)7~t8):
As shown in fig. 20, the main switch Sr3Zero voltage turn-off, grid input current igFor main switch Sr1Parallel capacitor Cr1Discharge to the main switch Sr3Parallel capacitor Cr3And (6) charging. Resonant inductor LrThe voltage across is clamped at-Vcc,LrThe current continues with a slope Vcc/LrLinearly decreasing, the working state of the active power decoupling branch is in the same stage five, and the working state of the phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in the same stage seven (t)6~t7)。
Stage nine (t)8~t9):
As shown in fig. 21, tot8Time, main switch tube Sr1Parallel capacitor Cr1Discharge to zero, main switch Sr1Anti-parallel diode Dr1Begins to conduct, the main switch Sr1The tube voltage is clamped to zero, the main switch Sr3The tube voltage is clamped to Vdc+Vcc,LrThe current continues with a slope Vcc/LrLinearly decreasing, the working state of the active power decoupling branch is in the same stage five, and the working state of the phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in the same stage seven (t)6~t7)。
Stage ten (t)9~t10):
As shown in FIG. 22, the main switching tube Sr1Zero voltage is switched on, the first bridge arm completes current conversion, LrThe current continues with a slope Vcc/LrThe linearity is reduced, the working state of the phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in the same stage seven, and the working state of the active power decoupling branch circuit is in the same stage five.
Stage eleven (t)10~t11):
As shown in fig. 23, at t10Time, main switch tube Si3Turn off when the primary side current i of the transformer is turned offpRising negatively to a maximum ip(t10)=-Ip. Inductance L of phase-shifted full-bridge circuitΞ(equivalent leakage inductance L from the primary side of the transformerkAnd an output filter inductance L reduced to the primary sideo/n2Series connection) main switching tube Si1、Si3Parallel capacitor Ci1、Ci3Resonance occurs, Ci1Discharge, Ci3Charging at t11Time of day, parallel capacitance Ci3Voltage on to VCc+VdcAnd C isi1The voltage on the active power decoupling branch is reduced to zero, the stage is ended, and the working state of the active power decoupling branch is the same as the stage five.
Stage twelve (t)11~t12):
As shown in fig. 24, at t11Time of day, diode Di1And conducting. Primary side current i of transformerpThrough diode Di1And a switching tube Si2Forming a loop at an output voltage-Vo/nUnder the action of (a) < i >pReduced reverse linearity, transformer secondary side diode D2And D3Conducting and outputting the filter inductance current iLoWith Vo/LoThe slope of (c) decreases linearly. The phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in a circulating current state, the primary side of the transformer does not transmit energy to the secondary side, and the working state of the active power decoupling branch circuit is in the same stage five.
Stage thirteen (t)12~t13):
As shown in fig. 25, at t12Time, main switch tube Si1Zero voltage turn-on diode Di1On, the primary side current i of the transformerpThrough a switching tube Si1And Si2Forming a loop at an output voltage-VoUnder the action of/n, ipLinear down, diode D2And D3Conducting and outputting the filter inductance current iLoWith Vo/LoThe slope of (c) decreases linearly. The phase-shifted full-bridge circuit is in a primary side circulation state, the primary side of the transformer does not transmit energy to the secondary side, and the energy is transmitted at t13Constantly, active power decoupling branch switch tube Sd1Zero voltage turn off, t2To t13Time-corresponding active power decoupling branch duty ratio 0.5Dpd Ts
Stage fourteen (t)13~t14):
As shown in fig. 26, at t13Constantly, active power decoupling branch switch tube Sd1Zero voltage turn-off, pair Cd1Charging, to Cd2And (4) discharging. Phase-shifted full-bridge circuit and rectifier circuit working state same stage thirteen (t)12~t13)。
Stage fifteen (t)14~t15):
As shown in fig. 27, at t14Time of day, Cd2Discharge to zero, diode Dd2Conducting and active power decoupling branch current ipdDescending phase-shift full-bridge circuit and rectifier circuit working state in same stage thirteen (t)12~t13)。
Stage fifteen (t)15~t16):
As shown in fig. 28, at t15Constantly, active power decoupling branch switch tube Sd2Zero voltage open, phase-shift full bridge circuit, rectifier circuit working state same stage thirteen (t)12~t13)。
Stage fifteen (t)16~t17/t0):
As shown in fig. 29, at t16Constantly, active power decoupling branch switch tube Sd2Zero voltage turn-off, active power decoupling branch current ipdDescending phase-shift full-bridge circuit and rectifier circuit working state in same stage thirteen (t)12~t13)。

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1. A modulation method of a single-phase soft switching charger with active voltage decoupling is characterized in that: the method is that the working frequency of the switch device of the power factor correction circuit, the switch device of the DC/DC conversion circuit and the switch device in the DC bus voltage decoupling branch are the same, because the phase of the rising edge of the control signal of the switch device of the lagging bridge arm of the phase-shifted full-bridge DC/DC conversion circuit is changed, the rising edge of the PWM control signal of the switch device of the power factor correction circuit and the rising edge of the control signal of the switch device in the DC bus voltage decoupling branch are synchronous with the rising edge of the PWM signal controlled by the DC/DC conversion in the switching period, and the S is realized by controlling the phase and the duty ratio of the switch device of the resonance branch when the switch device is turned offr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1And Sd2And an auxiliary switch SauxIs turned on at zero voltage by controlling Sd1And Sd2The duty ratio of the capacitor CpdControlling charging and discharging, and eliminating double power frequency ripples on a direct current bus;
the method is realized by depending on a single-phase soft switching charger topology with active voltage decoupling, and the single-phase soft switching charger circuit with the active voltage decoupling comprises four groups of bridge arms, resonance branches and direct-current bus voltage decoupling branches, wherein the four groups of bridge arms are formed by two series-connected fully-controlled switches containing inverse diodes; wherein: upper and lower switches of first bridge arm and their inverseAnd the diodes are respectively Sr1、Dr1And Sr3、Dr3The upper and lower switches and their anti-parallel diodes of the second bridge arm are respectively Sr2、Dr2And Sr4、Dr4The upper and lower switches and their anti-parallel diodes of the third bridge arm are respectively Si1、Di1And Si3、Di3The upper and lower switches and their anti-parallel diodes of the fourth bridge arm are respectively Si2、Di2And Si4、Di4(ii) a The auxiliary switch of the resonance branch and the anti-parallel diode are S respectivelyaux、DauxThe resonance branch circuit also comprises a resonance inductor LrAnd a clamp capacitor Cc(ii) a The direct current bus voltage decoupling branch comprises a bridge arm and an inductor L, wherein the bridge arm and the inductor L are formed by a group of two series-connected fully-controlled switches comprising anti-parallel diodespdAnd an energy storage capacitor CpdThe upper and lower switching devices and the anti-parallel diodes of the bridge arm are respectively Sd1、Dd1And Sd2、Dd2
The drain electrodes of the switching devices on the first and second groups of bridge arms and the source electrode of the lower switching device are respectively connected to a direct current positive bus and a direct current negative bus, the middle points of the bridge arms are respectively connected with an alternating current power grid through an input filter circuit, and the unit power factor of the power grid current is realized in a PWM (pulse-width modulation) rectification mode; the drains of the upper switching devices and the source of the lower switching device of the third bridge arm and the fourth bridge arm are respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the direct current negative bus, and the middle points of the bridge arms pass through a resonant leakage inductance LkThe transformer is connected with a primary side winding of the transformer, and DC/DC conversion is realized according to phase-shift control; the drain electrode of the switching device on the bridge arm and the source electrode of the lower switching device in the direct current bus voltage decoupling branch are also respectively connected to the direct current positive bus and the direct current negative bus, and the midpoint of the bridge arm passes through an inductor LpdIs connected to an energy storage capacitor CpdControlling the energy storage capacitor C by PWMpdThe voltage decoupling of the direct current bus is realized by charging and discharging, and double power frequency ripples on the direct current bus are eliminated; the resonant branch circuit comprises an auxiliary switch containing a reverse parallel diode and a clamping capacitor CcConnected in series and then connected with a resonant inductor LrOne end of the resonance branch is connected with the DC bus capacitor C in paralleldcIs connected with the positive pole of the anode, and one end of the anode is connected with the positive nutLine-connected, DC bus capacitor CdcThe negative pole of the first, second, third and fourth groups of bridge arms, the auxiliary switch on the resonance branch and the switch device in the direct current bus voltage decoupling branch are all switched on at zero current by controlling the switching-off phase and duty ratio of the switch device of the resonance branch; the secondary side winding output of the isolation transformer charges the battery through the rectifier bridge circuit and the output filter circuit.
2. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the method is realized based on the following modules: the device comprises a rectification modulation wave calculation module (29), a carrier signal generation module (30), a phase shift angle calculation module (31), a decoupling branch switching tube modulation wave calculation module (32), an auxiliary switching tube modulation wave calculation module (33), a current sector judgment module (34), a first PWM modulation module (35), a second PWM modulation module (36), a third PWM modulation module (37), a ZVS pulse modulation module (38), a pulse rising edge synchronous control module (39) and a PWM pulse superposition modulation module (40); the output signals of the rectification modulation wave calculation module (29) and the carrier signal generation module (30) enter a first PWM (pulse-width modulation) module (35), and the first PWM module is used for generating an original driving signal v of a first bridge arm upper and lower tubesr1、vsr3And original driving signals v of upper and lower tubes of a second bridge armsr2、vsr4(ii) a The output signals of the phase shift angle calculation module (31) and the carrier signal generation module (30) enter a second PWM (pulse-width modulation) module (36), and the second PWM module is used for generating original control signals v of the third bridge arm switching tube and the fourth bridge arm switching tubesi1、vsi3、vsi2、vsi4(ii) a The output signals of the decoupling branch switch tube modulation wave calculation module (32) and the carrier signal generation module (30) enter a third PWM (pulse-width modulation) module (37), and the third PWM module is used for generating an original control signal v of the power decoupling branch switch tubesd1、vsd2(ii) a The pulse rising edge synchronous control module (39) determines the rising edges of the main switching tube driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm and the switching tube driving pulses of the decoupling branch bridge arm according to the current sector judging module (34)The rising edge of the impulse is aligned with the rising edges of the driving pulses of the main switching tubes of the third bridge arm and the fourth bridge arm; the output signals of the auxiliary switch tube modulation wave calculation module (33) and the carrier signal generation module (30) enter a ZVS pulse modulation module (38), and the ZVS pulse modulation module (38) outputs a signal vscWith the original control signal vsr1、vsr3、vsr2、vsr4、vsi1、vsi3、vsi2、vsi4、vsd1、vsd2Are input into a PWM pulse superposition modulation module (40) together to respectively generate switching tubes Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2Control PWM signal vgs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4、vgs_Si1~vgs_Si3、vgs_Sd1~vgs_Sd2Realize to Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2And SauxSoft switching modulation of zero voltage.
3. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the first PWM modulation module (35) comprises a first inverter (52), a second comparator (53), a third comparator (54), a second inverter (55), a third inverter (56), a first rising edge delay module (57), a second rising edge delay module (58), a third rising edge delay module (59) and a fourth rising edge delay module (60); the triangular carrier generated by the carrier signal generation module (30) and the rectification modulation wave generated by the rectification modulation wave calculation module (29) generate an original driving signal v of the first bridge arm upper tube through a second comparator and a first rising time delay modulesr1The output of the second comparator passes through a second inverter and a second rising edge delay module to generate an original driving signal v of the lower tube of the first bridge armsr3The original driving signal v on the second bridge arm is generated by the output of the rectification modulation wave passing through the first inverter and the triangular carrier wave passing through the third comparator and the third rising edge time delay modulesr2The output of the third comparator passes through a third inverter and a fourth rising edge delay module to generate an original driving signal v of a second bridge arm lower tubesr4
4. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the second PWM modulation module (36) comprises a fourth comparator (62), a fifth comparator (63), a fourth inverter (64), a fifth inverter (65), a fifth rising edge delay module (66), a sixth rising edge delay module (67), a first rising edge left translation module (68) and a second rising edge left translation module (69); a first sawtooth carrier wave and a phase-shift modulation wave v generated by a carrier signal generation module (30)1The output of the fourth comparator and the fifth rising edge delay module is passed through, and the left translation module is translated for 0.5T by the first rising edgesUpper tube pulse control signal v of width generating third bridge armsi1(ii) a The output of the fourth comparator passes through the fourth phase inverter and the sixth rising edge delay module, and then is translated for 0.5T by the second rising edge left translation modulesLower tube pulse control signal v of width generation third bridge armsi3A first sawtooth carrier wave and a phase-shift modulated wave v generated by a carrier signal generation module (30)1A lower tube pulse control signal v of a fourth bridge arm is generated by a fifth comparatorsi4The output of the fifth comparator generates a top tube pulse control signal v of the fourth bridge arm through a fifth invertersi2
5. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the third PWM modulation module (37) comprises a sixth comparator (70), a sixth inverter (71), a seventh rising edge delay module (72) and an eighth rising edge delay module (73), and a triangular carrier wave and a decoupling branch modulation wave v generated by the carrier signal generation module (30)pdGenerating an original driving control signal v on the decoupling branch through a sixth comparator and a seventh rising edge delay modulesd1The output of the sixth comparator generates an original driving control signal v for the lower tube of the decoupling branch circuit through a sixth inverter and an eighth rising edge delay modulesd2
The output modulation wave of a decoupling branch switch tube modulation wave calculation module (32) isThe kth switching period, modulated wave vpd(k) Is expressed as
Figure FDA0002683299750000031
In the above formula Vg、IgThe current amplitude, C, of the network voltage (1) and the input filter inductance (2)pdIs the capacitance value, V, of the energy storage capacitor (15)dcIs the dc bus voltage.
6. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the ZVS pulse modulation module (38) comprises an eighth comparator (74), a seventh comparator (75), a first AND gate (76), a seventh inverter (77), a ninth rising edge delay module (78) and a first falling edge advance module (79); a second sawtooth carrier wave and a ZVS modulation wave v generated by the carrier signal generation module (30)1The output of the eighth comparator and the second sawtooth carrier and ZVS modulated wave v generated by the carrier signal generation module (30)2The output of the seventh comparator is processed by the first AND gate to generate a short-circuit pulse superposed signal vscThe output of the first AND gate generates an auxiliary switching tube driving signal v through a seventh phase inverter, a ninth rising edge time delay module and a first falling edge advance modulegs_saux
7. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the current sector judging module (34) divides the current in one power grid power frequency period into four sectors: sector I corresponds to grid current IgA decoupling branch current ipdIs more than or equal to zero, and the sector II corresponds to the power grid current igGreater than or equal to zero and decoupling branch current ipdLess than zero, sector III corresponds to grid current igLess than zero, decoupling branch current ipdIs more than or equal to zero, and the sector IV corresponds to the power grid current igLess than zero, decoupling branch ipdLess than zero, determining pulse rising edge synchronizationControlling a pulse alignment mode of the module (39);
the pulse rising edge synchronous control module (39) comprises a third rising edge synchronous left translation module, a fourth rising edge synchronous left translation module, a fifth rising edge synchronous left translation module and a sixth rising edge synchronous left translation module (80-83) which correspond to four current sectors, and when the current sectors judge that an input signal is an I-th sector, original driving pulses v of a first bridge arm and a second bridge armsr1、vsr3、vsr2、vsr4Original drive pulse v of decoupling branchsd1~vsd2The four switching period original driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are simultaneously translated in the left direction by the same width through the output of the third rising edge synchronous left translation module, the two original driving pulses of the decoupling branch are simultaneously translated in the left direction by the same width, and v is obtained after translationsr3And vsd1Rising edge aligned 0.25TsAt the moment, when the current is in the sector II, the original driving pulse is output through the fourth rising edge synchronous left translation module, and the four driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are translated synchronously and then are output according to the vsr3After aligning 0.25Ts time and synchronously translating two driving pulses of the decoupling branch vsd2Rising edge aligned 0.25TsAt the moment, when the current is the III sector, the original driving pulse is output through the fifth rising edge synchronous left translation module, and the four driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are translated to vsr1After aligning 0.75Ts time and translating two driving pulses of the decoupling branch vsd2Rising edge aligned 0.75TsAt the moment, when the current is in the IV sector, the original driving pulse is output through the sixth rising edge synchronous left translation module, and the four driving pulses of the first bridge arm and the second bridge arm are translated to vsr1After aligning 0.75Ts time and translating two driving pulses of the decoupling branch vsd1Rising edge aligned 0.75TsThe time of day.
8. The method of modulating a single-phase soft-switching charger with source-voltage decoupling as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the PWM pulse superposition modulation module (40) comprises first to tenth OR gates (84-93); the driving pulses of the first, second, third and fourth bridge arms and the decoupling branch bridge arm which are modulated by the pulse rising edge synchronous control module are respectively superposed with the short-circuit pulse superposed signal v generated by the ZVS pulse modulation module (38)scRespectively generating final main switch driving pulse signals v of a first bridge arm, a second bridge arm, a third bridge arm, a fourth bridge arm and a decoupling branch bridge arm through an OR gate in a superposition modegs_Sr1~vgs_Sr4、vgs_Si1~vgs_Si4、vgs_Sd1~vgsRealize the pair Sr1~Sr4、Si1~Si4、Sd1~Sd2And SauxSoft switching modulation of zero voltage.
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