Design of Single-Phase Half/Full Bridge ResonantInverter

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The discussion focuses on designing single-phase half- and full-bridge resonant inverters, with a specific emphasis on obtaining design equations for inductors and capacitors. The user is utilizing PSpice for simulation to analyze outputs under varying loads such as RC, RL, and RLC circuits. Despite extensive research on platforms like Google and IEEE Xplore, the user struggles to find accessible resources that provide the necessary design values and equations. Recommendations include exploring Wikipedia's introductory article on inverters for foundational knowledge.

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  • Understanding of single-phase inverter topology
  • Familiarity with PSpice simulation software
  • Knowledge of resonant circuit design principles
  • Basic concepts of load types: RC, RL, and RLC circuits
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  • Research design equations for single-phase half-bridge and full-bridge inverters
  • Explore PSpice tutorials specifically for inverter simulations
  • Study resonant converter design methodologies
  • Review academic papers on inverter performance under varying load conditions
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Electrical engineers, power electronics students, and professionals involved in inverter design and simulation who seek to deepen their understanding of resonant inverters and their applications.

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Hello,

I'm trying to learn how to design a single-phase half- and full-bridge resonant inverter. I have been reading few power electronics books to get the theory behind the inverters but I'm having trouble finding design equations. Most of the values for the inductors, capacitors are already given as well as every other design value.

I wish to use pspice to simulate and observe outputs of both half and full bridge inverters with varying loads; RC, RL, RLC but I have trouble understanding how to design correct values for those components.

I have searching google and ieeexplore website for articles but what I find is either too complex or do not address my questions.

Would anyone know where I could find anything that would be beneficial, I would greatly appreciate any help!

Thank you!
 
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