PULSE WAVE SHAPING PRINCIPLES | Appendix A |
A.6 SECONDARY WAVEFORM PARAMETERS
A.6.1 RAMP-UP RATE
The
A.6.2 RAMP OVERSHOOT %
The ramp overshoot % can be set from
A.6.3 TAILOUT SPEED
The tailout speed is the rate of amperage decrease from the peak current level to the
A.6.4 TAILOUT TIME
The tailout time is the duration of tailout. Longer tailout times maintain the system heat longer. Shorter tailout times can force the output to reach the background current level. Note that the adaptive loop can not force the wave period (1/pulse frequency) into the tailout region. We recommend setting the background time long enough to allow the adaptive loop to work.
A.6.5 STEP-OFF AMPERAGE
A.6.6 BACKGROUND TIME
Background time is the duration of background current. Background time is equal to the waveform period minus the duration of ramp up, peak time, and tailout. Increasing the background time decreases the pulse frequency. We recommend setting the background time long enough to allow the adaptive loop to work.
FIGURE A-8. PULSE WAVEFORM PARAMETERS.
PEAK TIME
% OVERSHOOT
PEAK
AMPS
TAILOUT
TIME
TAILOUT SPEED
AMPS
BACKGROUND AMPS
BACKGROUND
TIME
1/FREQUENCY
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WAVE DESIGNER