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TL;DR: In this article , an optimization method for SAW filters based on optical proximity correction (OPC) was proposed to avoid the tip discharge problem of SAW filter by suppressing the problem of rounding and shrinking of dummy electrode and electrode tail caused by OPE.
Abstract: Due to the influence of the optical proximity effect (OPE), it is easy for a pattern of photoresistance to be inconsistent with a design pattern, thus damaging the performance of a SAW resonator. To solve this problem, this paper proposes an optimization method for SAW filters based on optical proximity correction (OPC). This method can avoid the tip discharge problem of SAW filters by suppressing the problem of rounding and shrinking of dummy electrode and electrode tail caused by OPE. This method increases the quality factor (Q) of the SAW resonator and thus decreases the insertion loss of the SAW filter. The filter increases the bandwidth by 1.8 MHz at −1.5 dB after applying the OPC method. Additionally, it improves the stability of the filter under high power conditions.

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20 Feb 2023-Eduvest
TL;DR: In this article , a combination of 14% detuned filter and active filter, each of which is attached parallel to the load, was used to improve the power quality of an electric power system.
Abstract: The efficiency of electrical power can be improved by improving power quality. Installing capacitor banks is one way to improve power quality by improving the power factor. On the other hand, the use of non-linear loads is increasing. This load produces a non-sinusoidal waveform which causes harmonics to appear in the electric power system. Harmonic problems will become a serious problem in the power system when there is a capacitor bank in the system which will cause resonance risk at the harmonic frequencies. This resonance problem can be solved by installing a detuned filter. Detuned filters can reduce harmonics and protect the system from the resonance risk. However, the detuned filter installation is not sufficient to reduce all harmonics that generated by non-linear loads, so the system needs to be equipped with an active filter. In this study, using a combination of 14% detuned filter and active filter, each of which is attached parallel to the load. The result of power quality improvement can increase the power factor from 0.6 to 0.88, THDi is reduced from 49.5% to 18%, and THDv is reduced from 2.18% to 1.97% after installing the hybrid filter

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31 Mar 2023
TL;DR: In this paper , a single-tuned passive filter is proposed to minimize the harmonic distortion of AL-TAHRER substation (30KV), which is built by ETAP software.
Abstract: Nowadays, due to the fast growth of electronic devices, harmonic issues have become a main matter for current day electrical operators. Some of the causes of harmonics are: a) ripples in voltage waveform of machines, b) flux distortion in the synchronous machines, c) transformer magnetizing currents, d) non-linear loads such as static power converters, arc furnaces, and e) static-var compensators as suppliers of continuously variable var sources. The harmonic filtering is one of the solutions for preventing the worrying harmonics from entering the rest of the system. There are basically two types of filters: i) passive, where the filter components are passive elements such as resistor, inductor, and capacitor, and ii) active, where the filter has a controlled current or voltage source. This peper introduces a single-tuned passive filter to minimize the harmonic distortion of AL-TAHRER substation (30KV). The offered filter and studied system modeling are built by ETAP software. Results show the effectiveness of the proposed filter in mitigating total harmonic distortion of studied system

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20 Feb 2023-Eduvest
TL;DR: In this article , a combination of 14% detuned filter and active filter, each of which is attached parallel to the load, was used to improve the power quality of an electric power system.
Abstract: The efficiency of electrical power can be improved by improving power quality. Installing capacitor banks is one way to improve power quality by improving the power factor. On the other hand, the use of non-linear loads is increasing. This load produces a non-sinusoidal waveform which causes harmonics to appear in the electric power system. Harmonic problems will become a serious problem in the power system when there is a capacitor bank in the system which will cause resonance risk at the harmonic frequencies. This resonance problem can be solved by installing a detuned filter. Detuned filters can reduce harmonics and protect the system from the resonance risk. However, the detuned filter installation is not sufficient to reduce all harmonics that generated by non-linear loads, so the system needs to be equipped with an active filter. In this study, using a combination of 14% detuned filter and active filter, each of which is attached parallel to the load. The result of power quality improvement can increase the power factor from 0.6 to 0.88, THDi is reduced from 49.5% to 18%, and THDv is reduced from 2.18% to 1.97% after installing the hybrid filter

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TL;DR: Based on the onboard working conditions of highvoltage and high-current, the authors adopts the dual current probe method to obtain the source impedance of the system when it is working, and proposes a filter multi-objective optimization design method based on the GA.
Abstract: Passive filters are often used for electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression on the high voltage (HV) DC side of motor drive systems due to their simple structure and large noise suppression. However, the traditional passive filter design method takes less consideration of the change of the system source impedance, which will lead to almost no insertion loss in some frequency bands or an over-design of the filter. Based on the onboard working conditions of high-voltage and high-current, this article adopts the dual current probe method to obtain the source impedance of the system when it is working, and proposes a filter multi-objective optimization design method based on the genetic algorithm (GA). This method automatically selects the optimal topology of the filter and related component parameters according to the source impedance and load impedance, avoiding the filter resonance phenomenon and over-design problems caused by not considering source impedance. The experimental results show that conducted interference voltage and current of motor drive system with filter designed by the proposed method can pass CISPR25-2016rd level 3.

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TL;DR: In this article , the authors present a case analysis of the plastic processing industry, which has historically struggled with a difficulty related to the fifth harmonic, using a single-tuned passive filter, a double-tuning passive filter and a second-order damped filter.
Abstract: Electrical grid power quality is a global issue. The grid must supply electricity at sinusoidal voltages and currents without frequency or amplitude fluctuations. Harmonics from non-linear loads change the stable reference point voltage waveform and cause other problems. Harmonic reduction is essential for grid health. Electrical and electronic equipment users, manufacturers, and suppliers all contribute. This article presents a case analysis of the plastic processing industry, which has historically struggled with a difficulty related to the fifth harmonic. Unwanted harmonics are reduced by using a single-tuned passive filter, a double-tuned passive filter, and a second-order damped filter. The total harmonic distortion is almost identical, but the second-order damped filter provides the best harmonic mitigation, meeting the requirements of the IEE 519-1992 Standard.

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TL;DR: In this paper , a second-order active circuit was proposed to filter the signal interference of the conduction path of the drive circuit. But the proposed circuit has good adjustment and feedback functions when filtering interference signals.
Abstract: 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.