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3 / 17 page AN-9729 APPLICATION NOTE © 2011 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation www.fairchildsemi.com Rev. 1.0.1 • 11/16/12 3 resistance. Figure 5 shows how this equivalent load resistance is derived. The primary-side circuit is replaced by a sinusoidal current source, Iac, and a square wave of voltage, VRI, appears at the input to the rectifier. Since the average of |Iac| is the output current, Io, Iac, is obtained as: sin( ) 2 o ac I I t (1) and VRI is given as: sin( ) 0 sin( ) 0 RI o RI o VV if t VV if t (2) where Vo is the output voltage. The fundamental component of VRI is given as: 4 sin( ) F o RI V Vt (3) Since harmonic components of VRI are not involved in the power transfer, AC equivalent load resistance can be calculated by dividing VRI F by Iac as: 22 88 F o RI ac o ac o V V RR II (4) Considering the transformer turns ratio (n=Np/Ns), the equivalent load resistance shown in the primary side is obtained as: 2 2 8 ac o n RR (5) By using the equivalent load resistance, the AC equivalent circuit is obtained, as illustrated in Figure 6, where Vd F and VROF are the fundamental components of the driving voltage, Vd, and reflected output voltage, VRO (nVRI), respectively. pk ac I 4 sin( ) F o RI V Vwt ) sin( 2 wt I I o ac Figure 5. Derivation of Equivalent Load Resistance Rac VO Lm Lr Cr Ro VIN Vd F (nVRI F) Lm Lr Cr Rac Np:Ns Vd + - - + VRI n=Np/Ns 2 2 8 ac o n R R + - VRo F Figure 6. AC Equivalent Circuit for LLC Resonant Converter With the equivalent load resistance obtained in Equation 5, the characteristics of the LLC resonant converter can be derived. Using the AC equivalent circuit of Figure 6, the voltage gain, M, is obtained as: 2 22 22 4 sin( ) 2 4 sin( ) 2 () ( 1) (1) ( 1)( 1) o FF RORI o FF in dd in o po o nV t Vn V n V M V VV V t m jm Q (6) where: 2 2 8 ,, 11 1 ,, p pm r ac o r r op rac rr p r L n LL L R R m L L Q CR LC L C As can be seen in Equation (6), there are two resonant frequencies. One is determined by Lr and Cr, while the other is determined by Lp and Cr. Equation (6) shows the gain is unity at resonant frequency (ωo), regardless of the load variation, which is given as: 2 22 (1) 2 1 p o o in o p m nV Mat V (7) The gain of Equation (6) is plotted in Figure 7 for different Q values with m=3, fo=100kHz, and fp=57kHz. As observed in Figure 7, the LLC resonant converter shows gain characteristics that are almost independent of the load when the switching frequency is around the resonant frequency, fo. This is a distinct advantage of LLC-type resonant converter over the conventional series resonant converter. Therefore, it is natural to operate the converter around the resonant frequency to minimize the switching frequency variation. The operating range of the LLC resonant converter is limited by the peak gain (attainable maximum gain), which is indicated with ‘*’ in Figure 7. Note that the peak voltage gain does not occur at fo or fp. The peak gain frequency where the peak gain is obtained exists between |
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