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TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ffirs.tex V3-09/25/2014 1:42P.M. Pageii TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ffirs.tex V3-09/25/2014 1:42P.M. Pagei CHAOS ANALYSIS AND CHAOTIC EMI SUPPRESSION OF DC-DC CONVERTERS TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ffirs.tex V3-09/25/2014 1:42P.M. Pageii TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ffirs.tex V3-09/25/2014 1:42P.M. Pageiii CHAOS ANALYSIS AND CHAOTIC EMI SUPPRESSION OF DC-DC CONVERTERS Bo Zhang and Xuemei Wang SouthChinaUniversityofTechnology,P.R.China TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ffirs.tex V3-09/25/2014 1:42P.M. Pageiv Thiseditionfirstpublished2015 ©2015JohnWiley&SonsSingaporePte.Ltd. Registeredoffice JohnWiley&SonsSingaporePte.Ltd.,1FusionopolisWalk,#07-01SolarisSouthTower,Singapore 138628. Fordetailsofourglobaleditorialoffices,forcustomerservicesandforinformationabouthowtoapply forpermissiontoreusethecopyrightmaterialinthisbookpleaseseeourwebsiteatwww.wiley.com. 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TK7872.C8Z4332014 621.31′32–dc23 2014022263 Typesetin11/13ptTimesLTStdbyLaserwordsPrivateLimited,Chennai,India 1 2015 TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ftoc.tex V2-08/30/2014 6:06P.M. Pagev Contents AbouttheAuthors xi Preface xiii Acknowledgments xv 1 NonlinearModelsandBehaviorsofDC–DCConverters 1 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 OverviewofPWMDC–DCConverters 2 1.2.1 PrincipleofPulseWidthModulation 2 1.2.2 BasicTopologiesofDC–DCConverters 3 1.2.3 OperationModesofDC–DCConverters 6 1.2.4 State-SpaceModelofDC–DCConverters 7 1.2.5 DiscreteModelofDC–DCConverters 9 1.3 OverviewoftheNonlinearBehaviorofDC–DCConverters 10 1.4 ReviewofBasicDynamicsConcepts 13 1.4.1 DynamicalSystem 14 1.4.2 LinearandNonlinearDynamicalSystems 16 1.4.3 CharacterizationofNonlinearBehavior 18 1.5 Conclusions 24 References 24 2 SymbolicAnalysisoftheNonlinearBehaviorofDC–DC Converters 27 2.1 Introduction 27 2.2 OverviewoftheTimeSeriesPrincipleofDiscreteSystems 28 2.2.1 SymbolicDynamicsandSymbolicTimeSeries 28 2.2.2 SymbolizationMethod 30 2.2.3 SymbolicDynamicsofaPeriod-DoublingCascade 32 2.3 BlockEntropy 34 TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ftoc.tex V2-08/30/2014 6:06P.M. Pagevi vi Contents 2.4 SymbolicTimeSeriesAnalysisofDC–DCConverters 38 2.4.1 Period-DoublingBifurcationandChaosofDC–DCConverters 39 2.4.2 BorderCollisionBifurcationandChaosofDC–DCConverters 43 2.5 Conclusions 46 References 46 3 ComplexityoftheNonlinearBehaviorofDC–DCConverters 49 3.1 Introduction 49 3.2 Lempel–ZivComplexityandAnalysisofNonlinearBehaviorof DC–DCConvertersBasedonL–ZComplexity 51 3.2.1 Lempel–ZivComplexity 51 3.2.2 AnalysisofLempel–ZivComplexityofBuckConverter 52 3.3 SwitchingBlockofDC–DCConverters 53 3.4 WeightLempel–ZivComplexityandAnalysisofNonlinearBehaviorof DC–DCConvertersBasedonWeightL–ZComplexity 56 3.4.1 WeightLempel–ZivComplexity 57 3.4.2 WeightLempel–ZivComplexityofBuckConverter 57 3.4.3 QualitativeAnalysisofBifurcationPhenomenaBasedon Complexity 58 3.5 DuplicateSymbolicSequenceandComplexity 61 3.5.1 MainSwitchingBlockandMainSymbolicSequence 61 3.5.2 SecondarySwitchingBlockandSecondarySymbolicSequence 61 3.5.3 DuplicateSymbolicSequence 62 3.5.4 AnalysisofBorderCollisionandBifurcationinDC–DC ConvertersBasedonDuplicateSymbolicSequence 63 3.6 AppliedExample 65 3.7 Conclusions 72 References 72 4 InvariantProbabilityDistributionofDC–DCConverters 75 4.1 Introduction 75 4.2 InvariantProbabilityDistributionofChaoticMap 76 4.3 CalculatingInvariantProbabilityDistributionoftheChaotic Discrete-TimeMapswithEigenvectorMethod 78 4.4 InvariantProbabilityDistributionoftheChaoticMappingoftheBoost Converter 79 4.5 ApplicationExamplesofInvariantProbabilityDistribution 82 4.5.1 PowerSpectralDensityoftheInputCurrentinaDC–DC Converters 83 4.5.2 AverageSwitchingFrequency 86 4.5.3 ParameterDesignwithInvariantProbabilityDistribution 88 4.6 Conclusions 90 References 90 TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ftoc.tex V2-08/30/2014 6:06P.M. Pagevii Contents vii 5 EMIandEMCofSwitchingPowerConverters 93 5.1 Introduction 93 5.2 EMIOriginofElectricCircuits 94 5.3 CharacteristicsofSwitchingProcessesofPowerSemiconductors 94 5.4 OverviewofEMIandEMC 98 5.4.1 BasicPrinciplesofEMI 98 5.4.2 EMCRegulations 99 5.5 EMIofPowerElectronicConverters 101 5.5.1 ParasiticParametersofFlybackConverters 102 5.5.2 PrimaryRectifyingCircuit 104 5.5.3 SwitchingLoop 104 5.6 Conclusions 107 References 107 6 DiscreteSubsystemChaoticPointProcessofDC–DCConverters andEMISuppression 109 6.1 Introduction 109 6.2 DescriptionofChaoticPointProcessofDC–DCConverters 110 6.2.1 ModelofChaoticPointProcessofDC–DCConverters 110 6.2.2 StatisticalCharacteristicsoftheChaoticPointProcessin Converter 111 6.3 SpectralQuantificationAnalysisofthePWMPulseProcess 113 6.3.1 SpectralQuantificationAnalysisofthePeriodicPWMPulse 113 6.3.2 SpectralQuantificationAnalysisofPWMChaoticSPSP 118 6.4 Conclusions 121 References 121 7 BasisofSpectralAnalysis 123 7.1 Introduction 123 7.2 SomeConcepts 124 7.3 FourierAnalysisandFourierTransform 125 7.4 SpectralDensity 127 7.4.1 EnergySignalsandPowerSignals 128 7.4.2 EnergySpectralDensity 129 7.4.3 PowerSpectralDensity 130 7.5 AutocorrelationFunctionandPowerSpectralDensity 131 7.6 ClassicPowerSpectrumEstimation 133 7.6.1 Periodogram 133 7.6.2 Bartlett 134 7.6.3 Welch 135 7.6.4 BlackmanandTukeyMethod 136 7.6.5 SummaryofClassicPSDEstimators 137 TrimSize:170mmx244mm Zhang ftoc.tex V2-08/30/2014 6:06P.M. Pageviii viii Contents 7.7 ModernSpectralDensityEstimation 138 7.8 Conclusions 139 References 139 8 DynamicChaosSpectrumofChaoticSwitchingConvertersI: WaveletMethod 141 8.1 Introduction 141 8.1.1 LackofTimeandFrequencyPositioning 141 8.1.2 LimitationfortheTime-VariantSignals 141 8.1.3 LimitationforResolution 142 8.2 BasicPrincipleofWaveletAnalysis 143 8.3 MultiresolutionAnalysisandOrthogonalWaveletsBasis 146 8.4 WaveletTransformandFilterBank 148 8.5 WaveletAnalysisofChaoticPWM 148 8.5.1 BasicPrincipleofChaoticPWMControl 148 8.5.2 WaveletAnalysis 149 8.5.3 WaveletReconstructionofChaoticPWM 151 8.5.4 Time-FrequencyAnalysisoftheChaoticPWM 158 8.5.5 InformationontheTime–FrequencyImageofP(t) 162 8.6 Conclusions 169 References 169 9 DynamicChaosSpectrumofChaoticSwitchingConvertersII: PronyMethod 173 9.1 Introduction 173 9.2 PronyMethod 174 9.2.1 BasicPrincipleofPronyMethod 175 9.2.2 ClassicalComputingProcessofPronyAnalysis 178 9.3 EstimatingPSDUsingthePronyMethod 179 9.4 ChaoticSpectralEstimationofDC–DCConvertersBased onthePronyMethod 182 9.5 Conclusions 186 References 186 10 ChaoticPWMSuppressingEMIofPowerElectronicConverters 189 10.1 Introduction 189 10.2 ThePrincipleofChaoticPWMSuppressingEMI 190 10.2.1 BasicTheoryofFrequencyModulation 190 10.2.2 TheFrequencyCharacteristicsofFixedFrequency PWMWave 194 10.2.3 FrequencyCharacteristicsofSpreadingFrequency PWMWave 195 10.2.4 ThePrincipleofChaoticPWMSuppressingEMI 196

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Introduces chaos theory, its analytical methods and the means to apply chaos to the switching power supply designDC-DC converters are typical switching systems which have plenty of nonlinear behaviors, such as bifurcation and chaos. The nonlinear behaviors of DC-DC converters have been studied heavi
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