| Title |
—Ž—‹“dŠE”gŒ`’·ŽžŠÔ‹L˜^‘•’u‚ÌŠJ”‚ÆŠÏ‘ªŒ‹‰Ê |
| Author(s) |
‰Íè, ¼‰Y, ŽR–{, ’·’J, ’†“c, ’‡–ì, ’|“à |
| Journal |
“d‹CŠw‰ï˜_•¶ŽB, 111, 5, 521-528 (1991) |
| Abstract |
A new transient memory, which has 1 Mbytes buffer memories and can record
the electric field changes due to lightning discharges for at most 524 mill
seconds, is designed to study the whole process of the lightning discharge.
To realize the system, a commercially available personal computer and a
memory board are used and the special software is also developed. As the
sensor, a new type slow antenna, which maintains the features of both so
called slow antenna and fast antenna, is also manufactured. The system itself
is controlled by the personal computer, and then without any manual operation
the observation can be carried out. With this system the observations during
both summer and winter thunderstorm seasons were performed. During summer
the system recorded the electric field changes with multi strokes and continuous
current. During winter it recorded the whole process of lightning discharges
from the preliminary breakdown through the return stroke, and continuous
current. The utility of the system can be approved and some remarkable features
of lightning discharges are obtained. |
| Title |
V‚µ‚¢‚Žü”gƒgƒ‰ƒ“ƒXƒŠƒ“ƒNƒ\ƒtƒgƒXƒCƒbƒ`ƒ“ƒOPWM DC-DCƒRƒ“ƒo[ƒ^‚ÆŠJƒ‹[ƒv“Á« |
| Author(s) |
“¹•½, ’†‰ª, •ÄX, M–Ø, ‰Íè, ¼‰Y |
| Journal |
“d‹CŠw‰ï˜_•¶ŽD, 116, 5, 546-555 (1996) |
| Abstract |
In the practical requirement for high-efficiency, high power density and
high-performance in the switched-mode power supplies and their related application
systems, a variety of circuit topologies of DC-DC converters incorporating
soft-switching PDM, PFM and PWM control schemes have attracted special interest
in the fields of low power and high power applications. Some types of quasi-resonant
soft-switching PWM converters have remarkable advantages such as lowered
switching losses of power semiconductor devices, reduced dynamic electrical
stresses, constant frequency operation, simple control scheme as well as
reduced EMI noise. However, most of soft-switched quasi-resonant PWM converters
developed so far include some inherent items which have to be solved such
as reduced power conversion efficiency due to significant circulating current
generation. In recent years, the newly modified prototype of soft-switched
PWM DC-DC converter with a high-frequency transformer link has been proposed,
which is capable of excluding circulating current operation mode. This paper
presents a novel high-frequency transformer link soft-switching PWM DC-DC
converter using active switches in rectifier circuit. Its operating principle
and unique features are described as compared with the previously developed
DC-DC converter. Operating performance of this converter in steady-state
are illustrated and discussed including the simulated analytical and experimental
results. |