Transient Thermal Design for Inverter Unit of High-Voltage Capacitor Charging Power Supply

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Abstract
In the field of electromagnetic launch or other military research, the requirements for the power density of high-voltage capacitor charging power supply (CCPS) are increasing. The design of the cooling system becomes more difficult, especially in the intermittent operation mode, when the power supply exists transient heating process. As the main heating element of CCPS, the inverter unit is the key factor to influence the power density. In this paper, the main factors that influence the temperature rise of the device are analyzed, including the material and size of the heat sink. The rules between the above factors and the transient temperature rise are analyzed by Matlab simulation software. Then, the architecture model of inverter unit is established through ICEPAK software for simulation, which proves the accuracy of the regular. A basis for designing system level power supplies working in intermittent operating mode is provided through the transient thermal design of inverter unit'D The accuracy of the rule is verified through some load short circuit experiments with a 30-kW/6 kV charging power supply.
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  • National Natural Science Foundation of China (51307161)

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