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Modeling of New High Voltage Power Supply With Three-Phase Character For Microwaves Generators With One Magnetron by Phase Under Matlab Simulink Code
Modeling of New High Voltage Power Supply With Three-Phase Character For Microwaves Generators With One Magnetron by Phase Under Matlab Simulink Code
Modeling of New High Voltage Power Supply With Three-Phase Character For Microwaves Generators With One Magnetron by Phase Under Matlab Simulink Code
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Agadir, Morocco
3Electrical and Power Electronics, Mining School of Mauritania (EMIM), Mauritania
E-Mail: bassouimohamed@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
This original work treat the modeling of the new model of three-phase high voltage power supply for microwaves
generators with one magnetron by phase under MATLAB SIMULINK code. The design of this system is composed of new
three-phase transformer supplying by phase a cell doublers composed of a capacitor and a diode. Each cell in turn, supplies
a single magnetron. The modeling of this new model of power supply pass obligatory by the modeling and de
dimensioning of its own three-phase transformer with magnetic shunt which ensures the stabilization of the anodic current
in each magnetron. This model was tested with the help of MATLAB SIMULINK code. The electrical signal obtained
(voltages and currents) are curves of various sizes, periodic, non-sinusoidal and dephasing by (2 π /3) between them. These
signals have the same form as those of experimental and simulated of conventional power supply using a single phase
transformer for one magnetron.
Keywords: microwaves, modeling, MATLAB SIMULINK, Three-phase transformer, high voltage, magnetron.
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b
U b rb .ib n2 . (4)
t
C
U C rC .iC n1. (5)
t
c
U c rc .ic n2 . (6)
t
Figure-1. Form of the new three-phase transformer
with magnetic shunt. By writing each total flux in the form: n.Ф= Li,
the previous equations become:
2.1. Mathematical equations and dimensioning
The primary quantities are represented by a
U rA .i A n1 . ( LA .i A )
capital letter and the secondary quantities are represented t (7)
by a lowercase letter:
rA, rB, rC, ra, rb, rc: represent the primary and U a ra .ia n2 . (la .ia )
secondary resistances of phases A, B, C. t (8)
iA, iB, iC, ia, ib, ic: represent the currents traversing the
primary and secondary windings of phases A, B, C.
UA, UB, UC, ua, ub, uc: are the primary and secondary U B rB .iB n1. ( LB .iB )
t (9)
windings voltages of phases A, B, C.
ФA, ФB, ФC, Фa, Фb, Фc, ФSh: represent the primary,
secondary and shunts fluxes by turn in each phase.
U b rb .ib n2 . ( Lb .ib )
n1, n2: the number of primary and secondary turns for t (10)
each phase.
RA, RB, RC, Ra, Rb, Rc, RSh,: magnetic circuit
reluctances of primary, secondary and shunts of each U C rC .iC n1. ( LC .iC )
t (11)
phase, traversed respectively by the fluxes ФA,ФB, ФC,
Фa, Фb, Фc, ФSh.
U c rc .ic n2 . ( Lc .ic )
RCOM and Rcom: represent the common t (12)
reluctances between the three phases traversed by the
common fluxe ФCOM and Фcom Magnetic equations
From the diagram of the equivalent magnetic
Electrical equations circuit of the new three-phase transformer with hunts
By the application of Ohm’s generalized law to (Figure-2) and by applying the Hopkinson’s law, we can
the primary windings (receiver convention) and secondary write the magnetic equations for each phase of the new
ones (generator convention), we obtain the six electrical three-phase transformer with magnetic shunts.
equations governing the operating of the three-phase
transformer.
A
U rA .i A n1. (1)
t
a
U a ra .ia n2 . (2)
t
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Rs h A . sh A Ra . a n2 .ia (19)
R A . A Ra . a n1 .i A - n2 .ia (20)
A a sh A (21)
B b sh B (22)
Figure-3. Diagram of the equivalent magnetic circuit of
the new transformer (Phase A as example). C c shC (23)
for the ride ABCDA: 2.2. Equivalent scheme of the new transformer
We take always the phase A as example:
( R AB RBC ) A RCD . COM R AD . sh A n1 .i A
A
U rA .i A n1. (24)
By posing: t
R A ( R AB RBC ), RCOM RCD , Rsh A RDA
The previous equation becomes: a
U a ra .ia n2 . (25)
t
R A A RCOM . COM Rs h A . sh A n1 .i A
(13)
Multiplying the equation (24) by (n2/n1) and
for the ride ADEFA: writing the quantity (n1.ФA)
n2 R A
R AD . sh A ( REE RFA ). a RDE . com n2 .ia as ( n1. A n1 ( )( ) A ) , we obtain:
R A n2
A
U ' r ' A .i ' A n2 .
By posing: Ra ( REE RFA ), Rcom RDE t
The previous equation becomes:
n2 2 RA
r ' A .i ' A ( . A)
Rs h A . sh A Ra . a Rcom . com n2 .ia t RA n2
(14)
n2 n n
With: (U ' A U A ) , ( r ' A ( 2 ) 2 .rA ) and (i ' A 1 i A )
for the ride BCEFA: n1 n1 n2
2
By posing the inductance ( L 'P A n2 ) and the electric
R A . A RCOM . COM Ra . a Rcom . com RA
(15)
n1 .i A - n2 .ia current (i 'P A R .
A A ) .The previous equation becomes:
n2
In balanced three-phase system the fluxes Ф
(the flow through the central core of primary side) and
Ф (the flow through the central core of secondary side) U ' r ' A .i ' A ( L ' p A .i ' p A ) (26)
t
are considered zero because they are the composition of
three balanced flow. We replace n2 . a in the equation (25) by
COM A B C 0 (16) n2 2 Ra
(n 2.a . . a ) and by posing the inductance
Ra n2
com a b c 0 (17) n2 2 R .
( Ls a ) and the electric current is a a a we
Ra n2
So the previous equations become:
obtain:
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U a ra .ia
( Ls a .is a ) (27)
t
Using the equation (21) and writing the value
n2 R
n 2.a in the form (n 2.a 2 . a . a ) and the
Ra n2
n2 2 Rsh A
value n2 . sh A as ( n2 . sh A . . sh A ) . The
Rsh A n2
development of the auto-induction force expression Figure-4. Quadruple model of storable inductances
A referred to secondary equivalent of new three-phase
n2 . can lead to the following relation:
t transformer with magnetic shunts.
We obtain thus:
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n2 .sh A (L 'sh A ) f *(i 'sh A ) f (L 'sh A )e *(i 'sh A )e ) (33) i'A = (n1 / n2). iA, i'B = (n1/n2) iB and i'C = (n1/n2) iC. Finally
we obtain to the output terminals of these quadruples the
real voltage of output of three-phase transformer with
From equations (31), (32) and (33), we find thus
shunt ua, ub,uc.
that the inductance L'Sh-A is equivalent to two
inductances (L’Sh-A)e and (L’Sh-A)f in parallel. The π
3. VALIDATION OF THE NEW MODEL OF THE
quadruple model of the three phase transformer with
NEW POWER SUPPLY UNDER MATLAB
shunts in Figure-3 is slightly modified, it becomes
SIMULINK
equivalent to that of Figure-5.
3.1. Simulation with Matlab - Simulink the nominal
functioning of the new three-phase power supply
the model of the new transformer is integrated in
the new High voltage power supply circuit from the source
to the magnetrons (Figure-8). Each magnetron is
represented by an equivalent diagram deduced from its
electrical characteristics which is formally similar to that
of a diode with dynamic resistance R=350 Ohms and
threshold voltage E=3800 Volts.
The nonlinear inductors [20, 21] studied in
Figure-6 depend on the reluctance of the magnetic circuit
Figure-5. New quadruple model of three-phase
portion with a section S and average length l. Each one is
transformer with shunts.
represented by its characteristic Ф(i) derived from the
relation L(i)=(n2 Ф (i) / i) determined from the
By perfectly similar calculations, the equation
magnetization curve B (H) of the material used and the
system which responds to the equivalent diagram of the
geometrical dimensions of the transformer. A specific
phase B and C permits to find the models indicated on the
routine was developed in MATLAB to derive the pair of
Figure-6.
values (i, Φ) from those (H, B) and geometric data for the
three inductors using the relation: Ф(i)=n2*B*S and
i=(H*l)/n2.
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Y1 : magnetron voltage,
Y2 : secondary voltage,
Y3 : condansator voltage,
Y4 : diode current,
Y5 : secondary current,
Y6 : magnetron current,
R1= 10MΩ, R2=10 KΩ, R3=22 Ω
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S’1=a’*b’
S1==2*a*b
Figure-12. New type of magnetic circuit of the new
three-phase transformer with magnetic shunt. Thus, we have two solutions for the geometry of
this new three phase transformer with shunts:
CONCLUSIONS
The modeling of a new model of high voltage a’=a and b’=2*b
power with a three-phase character supplying one a’=2*a and b’=b
magnetron by phase has been inconclusive. It can be
extended without any problem in case of new three-phase As the section S'3 must be the double of the
or six-phase power supply for several magnetrons by section S3.
phase.
For industrial applications, this modeling of the S’3=h’*b’
new three-phase power supply for one magnetron by S3=h*b
phase; will certainly encourage us to realize the new three- S’3=2* S3
phase transformer with magnetic shunts for a new
generation of industrial microwaves generators. This will From previous relationships we find that the
contribute to the technological innovation. solution: a'=a=25 mm and b' = b*2 =120 mm is more
As perspectives, an optimization strategy can also realizable
be defined using MATLAB SIMULINK code, to reduce
the volume of the three-phase transformer and the weight Determination of X and Y calculated from the
and the cost of the entire system of the high voltage power reluctances:
supply. The primary and shunts reluctances that
correspond to paths respectively ABCD and AD must
APPENDIX therefore be equal to those in case of single phase. That
allows us to obtain the system of equations:
Geometry of transformer with magnetic shunts
The distribution of primary, secondary and shunts 1 1 1 1 1 1
fluxes in each phase, is the same as that one of single- Y * a * a X a a Y 6.5 * a
2 2 2 2 2 2
phase HV transformer with shunts, This leads us to deduce
1 1
the geometry of the magnetic circuit of the new three- * a X * a 2 * e 2.5 * a 2 * e
2 2
phase transformer from that of single-phase transformer
with magnetic shunts.
From the previous equation we obtain:
X=1.5*a
Y=3*a
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