Ta. Haskew et Rm. Nelms, REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF A 20 KHZ PARALLEL-LOADED RESONANT CONVERTER USING AN IBM RISC SYSTEM-6000 MODEL-350, IEEE transactions on industrial electronics, 41(1), 1994, pp. 86-90
Real-time simulation tools are useful in studying the large-signal beh
avior of power electronic converters in a system-level environment, an
d can provide a platform for the evaluation of hardware implementation
s of control loop designs. This paper presents an approach which allow
s real-time simulation of the open-loop performance of a 20 kHz parall
el-loaded resonant converter using an IBM RISC System/6000 Model 350.
The state equations which describe the converter are transformed to re
cursive equations using finite-difference techniques. First- and secon
d-order differencing schemes have been investigated and compared. The
second-order method is superior to the first-order method because a ti
me step of 3.5 mus executes in 3.33 mus with exceptional accuracy and
negligible error propagation.