Ce. Lin et al., CONSUMPTION POWER FEEDBACK UNIT FOR POWER ELECTRONICS BURN-IN TEST, IEEE transactions on industrial electronics, 44(2), 1997, pp. 157-166
Power electronic burn-in testing consumes a huge amount of energy and
adds up to a significant part of the manufacturing cost, To improve th
is situation, a pulsewidth modulation (PWM) dc/ac inverter using curre
nt-mode control is proposed to feed back burn-in test power to the uti
lity system, To implement the proposed idea, a new control strategy an
d system design are presented in this paper, Case studies using uninte
rruptible power systems (UPS's) and battery chargers are demonstrated
by means of prototype experiments to prove its performance and effecti
veness.