The concept of an integrated structure for the capacitor, inductor and transformer of the series resonant converters presented. It is shown that the necessary capacitance can be achieved by using a bifilar primary and the leakage inductance of the transformer replaces the physical inductor. By integrating three components into one it would be possible to save space, mass, volume and cost. A method to integrate the capacitor, inductor and transformer of a series resonant converter has been described. The results presented shows that an integrated L-C-T structure is practical and can successfully be modelled. The proposed component has been constructed and operated in a series resonant converter with success.
Reference:
Smit, MC. et al. 1995. Ultrasonic series resonant converter with integrated L-C-T. IEEE Transaction on power electrnics, vol 10 (1), pp 25-31
Smit, M., Ferreira, J., Van Wyk, J., & Ehsani, M. (1995). Ultrasonic series resonant converter with integrated L-C-T. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/1481
Smit, MC, JA Ferreira, JD Van Wyk, and M Ehsani "Ultrasonic series resonant converter with integrated L-C-T." (1995) http://hdl.handle.net/10204/1481
Smit M, Ferreira J, Van Wyk J, Ehsani M. Ultrasonic series resonant converter with integrated L-C-T. 1995; http://hdl.handle.net/10204/1481.