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=Induction Heating Frequency and Voltage=
*ZVS induction on Hackaday - [https://hackaday.com/2015/10/23/a-small-1000w-induction-heater/]
*ZVS Induction heater - 1 kW - $40 - [https://www.aliexpress.com/item/ZVS-induction-heater-High-frequency-heating-machine-Need-to-bring-their-own-power/32604845135.html?src=google&albslr=202360148&isdl=y&aff_short_key=UneMJZVf&source=%7Bifdyn:dyn%7D%7Bifpla:pla%7D%7Bifdbm:DBM&albch=DID%7D&src=google&albch=shopping&acnt=708-803-3821&isdl=y&albcp=653153647&albag=34728528644&slnk=&trgt=61865531738&plac=&crea=en32604845135&netw=g&device=c&mtctp=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIieq8o_WZ2QIVk7fACh0YvQ9iEAQYASABEgKY-_D_BwE]
*ZVS Induction heater - 1 kW - $40 - [https://www.aliexpress.com/item/ZVS-induction-heater-High-frequency-heating-machine-Need-to-bring-their-own-power/32604845135.html?src=google&albslr=202360148&isdl=y&aff_short_key=UneMJZVf&source=%7Bifdyn:dyn%7D%7Bifpla:pla%7D%7Bifdbm:DBM&albch=DID%7D&src=google&albch=shopping&acnt=708-803-3821&isdl=y&albcp=653153647&albag=34728528644&slnk=&trgt=61865531738&plac=&crea=en32604845135&netw=g&device=c&mtctp=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIieq8o_WZ2QIVk7fACh0YvQ9iEAQYASABEgKY-_D_BwE]

Revision as of 22:51, 9 February 2018

Funtions

The Universal Power Supply should provide these functions:

  • Inverter
  • Solid state transformer - 1200V, short range transmission lines - $60 cost of 45 kW transformer. [1]
  • Induction furnace
  • Plasma cutter
  • Welder
  • Laser cutter
  • Charge controller to batteries
  • Power conditioning from a windmill
  • Induction heater
  • Contactor
  • Electric motor speed contoller
  • Stepper motor controller

Part Reduction

What is the minimum number of electronic parts required to build the Universal Power Supply?

  • Arduino for control. Arduino can also measure frequency to 50kHz for feedback - [2]
  • IGBTs - choose one that can be scaled extensively, 10kW range (20A x5, 100V)
  • Resistors
  • Capacitors (filters)
  • Small transformers
  • Current sensors - Hall Effect Sensors
  • Terminal blocks, 50A [3]
  • Wire (8 ga, 55A, 600V) [4]
  • Switches. Small switches, with IGBT serving as larger switch or contactor
  • 200A contactor relay - 48DC - [5]
  • Go for 600V on components, at 50A for wires, need 7 wires for 210kW - manageable as a modular system

Pulse Width Modulation

BOM for high frequency up to 65kHz is done with Arduino.

  • Arduino has 500hz pulse width modulation - [6]. And 1000hz modulation - [7]. Up to 62.5 kHz - [8]
  • PWM.h library for arduino lets you select frequency - [9]
  • PWM library for Arduino - 65kHz, or up to 2Mhz - but is i/o fast enough at above 65kHz? -[10]
  • More about Arduino PWM, but this doesn't go above 1kHz in examples - [https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/SecretsOfArduinoPWM
  • Or you can obtain PWM at the software level - [11]

Inverter

Needs Arduino, 4 gate drivers, and 4 transistors as a minimum set.

  • Sample inverter using a transformer
  • Transformerless - [12]

Induction Heating Frequency and Voltage

  • ZVS induction on Hackaday - [13]
  • ZVS Induction heater - 1 kW - $40 - [14]