Integrated EMI/Thermal Design for Switching Power Supplies 开关电源EMI设计
In recent years, many of the design issues of a power supply have been intensively addressed. Issues such as power stage topology, control modeling, performance analysis, soft-switching topologies, and magnetic component optimization. However, two major issues, EMI control and thermal management have been far from adequately addressed. Cut and trial method is normally used to solve these problems. Switch-mode power supplies generate high frequency noises because of their switching action. In the continuous effort to increase converter power density, switching frequency is becoming higher which, in general, makes EMI performance worse. The generated noises from the power stage may cause malfunction of control circuitry within the converter itself, as well as electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problems to the surrounding equipment. EMI noises need to be controlled and minimized. A variety of EMC standards regulates conducted and radiated emission and have become more stringent in recent years.