• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 52, Issue 2, 20220369 (2023)
Jinghao Zhu1,2,3, Baoyu Yang1, Jiakun Zhang1, and Yinong Wu1,3
Author Affiliations
  • 1Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083, China
  • 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
  • 3School of Information Science and Technology, ShanghaiTech University, Shanghai 201210, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20220369 Cite this Article
    Jinghao Zhu, Baoyu Yang, Jiakun Zhang, Yinong Wu. Optimal driving method design of infrared cryocooler under high-order driving[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2023, 52(2): 20220369 Copy Citation Text show less
    Equivalent circuit of single-side compressor of refrigerator
    Fig. 1. Equivalent circuit of single-side compressor of refrigerator
    Variation results of equivalent resistance and equivalent inductance of compressor with frequency
    Fig. 2. Variation results of equivalent resistance and equivalent inductance of compressor with frequency
    Traditional cryocooler drive full bridge inverter circuit
    Fig. 3. Traditional cryocooler drive full bridge inverter circuit
    MOS transistor driving signal and output waveform under traditional driving method
    Fig. 4. MOS transistor driving signal and output waveform under traditional driving method
    Freewheeling path after half wave under traditional driving mode
    Fig. 5. Freewheeling path after half wave under traditional driving mode
    Working loop for zero voltage freewheeling through the upper circuit
    Fig. 6. Working loop for zero voltage freewheeling through the upper circuit
    MOS transistor driving signal and output waveform of upper loop freewheeling method
    Fig. 7. MOS transistor driving signal and output waveform of upper loop freewheeling method
    Control signal processing logic of upper loop freewheeling method
    Fig. 8. Control signal processing logic of upper loop freewheeling method
    Working loop for zero voltage freewheeling through lower loop
    Fig. 9. Working loop for zero voltage freewheeling through lower loop
    MOS transistor driving signal and output waveform of lower loop freewheeling method
    Fig. 10. MOS transistor driving signal and output waveform of lower loop freewheeling method
    Typical working circuit of IR2110
    Fig. 11. Typical working circuit of IR2110
    Frequency spectrum of lower loop freewheeling method and bipolar driving method
    Fig. 12. Frequency spectrum of lower loop freewheeling method and bipolar driving method
    Improved method 2 cryocooler driving circuit
    Fig. 13. Improved method 2 cryocooler driving circuit
    Improved method 2 (a) output voltage and (b) current waveform of 120 Hz drive
    Fig. 14. Improved method 2 (a) output voltage and (b) current waveform of 120 Hz drive
    Improved method 2 (a) output voltage and (b) current waveform of 360 Hz drive
    Fig. 15. Improved method 2 (a) output voltage and (b) current waveform of 360 Hz drive
    Photo of experimental test platform
    Fig. 16. Photo of experimental test platform
    Traditional driving methods drive output voltage waveforms at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Fig. 17. Traditional driving methods drive output voltage waveforms at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Improved method 2 drive output voltage waveforms at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Fig. 18. Improved method 2 drive output voltage waveforms at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Traditional driving methods drive the output voltage spectrum at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Fig. 19. Traditional driving methods drive the output voltage spectrum at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Improved method 2 drive the output voltage spectrum at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Fig. 20. Improved method 2 drive the output voltage spectrum at (a) 120 Hz and (b) 360 Hz frequencies
    Jinghao Zhu, Baoyu Yang, Jiakun Zhang, Yinong Wu. Optimal driving method design of infrared cryocooler under high-order driving[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2023, 52(2): 20220369
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