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Software implementation of pulse-density modulation control for H-bridge series-resonant converters

Herasymenko Pavlo

Przegląd Elektrotechniczny

2023

R. 99, nr 8

116--119

The paper presents an approach to the software implementation of pulse-density modulation (PDM) control for H-bridge series-resonant converters. The formation of pulse-density modulated control signals directly by a microcontroller makes it possible to avoid using many additional chips for the hardware implementation of PDM control. For this purpose, four control patterns and transactions between them are described. Moreover, the features of the organization PDM sequences in the source code of the microcontroller are discussed, and an algorithm for choosing control patterns and preparing timer registers is shown.

W artykule przedstawiono podejście do implementacji programowej sterowania modulacją gęstości impulsów (PDM) dla przekształtników szeregowo-rezonansowych z mostkiem H. Tworzenie sygnałów sterujących o modulowanej gęstości impulsów bezpośrednio przez mikrokontroler umożliwia uniknięcie stosowania wielu dodatkowych układów scalonych do sprzętowej implementacji sterowania PDM. W tym celu opisano cztery wzorce sterowania oraz transakcje między nimi. Ponadto omówiono cechy organizacji sekwencji PDM w kodzie źródłowym mikrokontrolera oraz przedstawiono algorytm wyboru wzorców sterowania i przygotowania rejestrów czasowych.

On a workflow model based on generalized communicating P systems

Balasko A.

Computer Science

2016

Vol. 17 (1)

45--68

This paper introduces a new formal mathematical model for investigating work- flows from dynamical and behavioural point of view. The model is designed on the basis of a special variant of the biology-inspired formal computational model called membrane systems, where the jobs or services are represented by membrane objects whose behaviour is defined by communication and generalization rules. The model supports running computations in a massive parallel manner, which makes it ideal to model high throughput workflow interpreters. Among the variants introduced in the literature, we have selected the Generalized Communicating P Systems, as it focuses on the communication among the membranes. Most of the workflow languages, based on different formal models like Petri nets or Communicating Sequential Processes, support several predefined structures – namely workflow patterns – to control the workflow interpretation such as conditions, loops etc. In this paper we show how these patterns are adapted into the membrane environment which, taking into account that membrane systems can be used to study complex dynamic systems’ runtime behaviour, makes this model a relevant alternative for the current models.