• The Transactions of The Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers
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• v.58 no.2
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• pp.335-341
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• 2009

Analysis of the partial discharge signal, a technique to diagnose the stator winding insulation is a key function for the diagnosis of high voltage rotating machines and requires high precision. To satisfy this requirement, various denoising techniques such as filtering and differential methods were proposed. However, these techniques can not eliminate a adjacent induction noise that decreases reliability of the diagnosis. A simple novel denoising algorithm, therefore, is proposed for removing the adjacent induction noise in this paper. The algorithm shows good performance in the real partial discharge signals measured by 13kV class capacitive couplers installed at hydro-generator in Dae-cheong Dam.

• Proceedings of the KIEE Conference
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• 1997.11a
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• pp.538-540
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• 1997

A new dual half bridge induction heating cooker circuit with multiple loads is proposed for reducing the acoustics noise which is caused by the difference between operating frequencies q adjacent loads. This circuit has minimum loss due to the zero voltage switching characteristic. According to the mode analysis of the proposed circuit, we explain the operation of the dual half bridge induction heating cooker circuit The proto-type circuit with 2.8kW power consumption is builted and tested to verify the operation q the proposed circuit.

• The Transactions of the Korean Institute of Power Electronics
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• v.3 no.4
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• pp.307-314
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• 1998

A novel high power factor Dual Half Bridge Series Resonant Inverter (DHB-SRI) for an induction heating appliance with multiple loads is proposed to remove the interferential acoustic noise caused by the difference between operating frequencies of adjacent loads. The circuit enables independent full power range control of two induction heating elements by one inverter circuit and has minimum switching losses due to the zero voltage switching characteristic. According to the mode analysis, I will explain the operation of the proposed circuit. To evaluate the required cooling capacity, loss analysis is performed through deriving some loss equations. In order to obtain the power factor correction capability and to lessen the system size, suitable design guides are given. Using the designed values, the proto-type circuit with 2.8kW power consumption for each induction heating element is built and tested to verify the operation of the proposed circuit.