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The high voltage power supply(HVPS) based on pulse step modulation(PSM) has already been developed for the auxiliary heating system on HL-2A.This power supply consists of many switch power supplies,and its output voltage can be obtained by modulating their delay time and pulse widths.The PSM topology and control principle are presented in this paper.The simple algorithms for the control system are explained clearly.The switch power supply(SPS) module has been built and the test results show it can meet the requirements of the auxiliary heating system.Now,112 SPS modules and the whole system have already been developed.Its maximum output is about 72 kV/93 A.The protection time is less than 5 μs.The different outputs of this power supply are used for the electron cyclotron resonant heating(ECRH) system with different duty ratios.The experimental results of the entire system are presented.The results indicate that the whole system can meet the requirements of the auxiliary heating system on HL-2A.
The high voltage power supply (HVPS) based on pulse step modulation (PSM) has already been developed for the auxiliary heating system on HL-2A. This power supply consists of many switch power supplies, and its output voltage can be obtained by modulating their delay time and pulse widths. The PSM topology and control principles are presented in this paper. The simple algorithms for the control system are explained clearly. The switch power supply (SPS) module has been built and the test results show it can meet the requirements of the auxiliary heating system. Now, 112 SPS modules and the whole system have already been developed. Is maximum output is about 72 kV / 93 A. The protection outputs is less than 5 μs.The different outputs of this power supply are used for the electron cyclotron resonant heating (ECRH) system with different duty ratios. The experimental results of the entire system are presented. The results that results in the whole system can meet the requirements of the auxiliary heating system on HL-2A.