Applied and Computational Engineering
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Series Vol. 4 , 30 May 2023
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The new electronic devices represented by SiC have brought new opportunities to improve the efficiency and power density of the drive circuit system. However, the complex circuit drive system using the new electronic devices still faces many challenges to give full play to its advantages. This paper focuses on the electromagnetic interference of drive circuit. Research on Filter Circuit, through in-depth study of the filter circuit, several second-order active circuits are proposed to filter the signal interference of the conduction path. Finally, an adjustable quality factor bandstop circuit is designed. The proposed circuit has good adjustment and feedback functions when filtering interference signals.
SiC Driving Circuit, Electromagnetic Interference, Second Order Active Filter Circuit
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