Cost-Effective Energy Recovery Circuit for Plasma Display

Hyun Lark  Do

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.424-425.770

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Cost-Effective Energy Recovery Circuit for Plasma Display

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A cost-effective energy recovery (ER) circuit for plasma display is proposed in this paper. Besides main full-bridge sustain switches, the ER circuit should be included in the sustain driver for plasma display to reduce the power loss. The proposed ER circuit consists of four diodes and a single external inductor. Due to a simpler structure than the conventional ER circuit, the efficiency can be improved and the overall cost is reduced. Theoretical analysis and performance of the proposed ER circuit were verified on an experimental prototype operating at 200 kHz switching frequency

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Energy Recovery Circuit, Plasma Display, Sustain Driver

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