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Papers by Tiago Marchesan
2015 17th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE'15 ECCE-Europe), 2015
2015 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, 2015
This paper presents an industrial electronic ballast to supply a 70 W High-Pressure Sodium lamp i... more This paper presents an industrial electronic ballast to supply a 70 W High-Pressure Sodium lamp in street lighting, in order to effectively replace the still commonly used electromagnetic ballasts. Along this work, a reliable electronic ballast topology has been chosen, and the requirements demanded by industry have been added to the circuitry. After, the control algorithms have been developed and a microcontroller has been chosen to perform them. Finally, a prototype has been built in order to acquire experimental results.
Resumo Este artigo apresenta uma otimização da topologia do conversor flyback bidirecional... more Resumo Este artigo apresenta uma otimização da topologia do conversor flyback bidirecional através da análise detalhada do capacitor de saída com aplicação na alimentação de lâmpadas HPS. Uma metodologia de inversão ressonante da tensão na lâmpada é apresentada. O conversor integra o estágio de controle da potência e o estágio de inversão da tensão na lâmpada. A lâmpada é alimentada em baixa freqüência com forma de onda quadrada e simétrica, a fim de evitar a ocorrência do fenômeno da ressonância acústica. Um projeto detalhado do capacitor em paralelo com a lâmpada é desenvolvido, analisando parâmetros de estabilidade, ondulação de alta freqüência da potência na lâmpada e do tempo de inversão da tensão, a fim de evitar a re-ignição. Resultados experimentais são apresentados para validar a topologia proposta.
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 2015
2015 IEEE 24th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE), 2015
IEEE Industrial Electronics Magazine, 2015
IET Optoelectronics, 2015
Artificial illumination control is one important topic to be addressed, considering that the ener... more Artificial illumination control is one important topic to be addressed, considering that the energy expenses are substantial and solutions to optimize the use of energy are required. This work presents an integrated solution for Electronic Ballasts control of HPS lamps using the power lines as a transmission media. A message protocol will be implemented, with variables related to HPS lamps management. The protocol stack, including the Physical Layer, the Media Access Control Layer, the Network Layer and the Application Layer is designed focusing in the application purposed, i. e., energy management, light control and monitoring. A software application is designed so all units could be controlled and monitored remotely. Experimental results are presented in order to validate the integration between power lines and electronic ballasts to control HPS lamps.
This work presents a LED electrothermal design methodology. The methodology aims to provide indic... more This work presents a LED electrothermal design methodology. The methodology aims to provide indicatives of the optimal LED operating point for lighting systems design, considering electrical, thermal and photometrical system features. Different projects are developed according to the methodology, the theoretical results are compared with fluid dynamics simulation and demonstrated by experimental results.
31st Annual Conference of IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2005. IECON 2005., 2005
Page 1. Double-Flyback Half-Bridge Electronic Ballast to Supply HPS Lamps Tiago B. Marchesan Doug... more Page 1. Double-Flyback Half-Bridge Electronic Ballast to Supply HPS Lamps Tiago B. Marchesan Douglas Pappis Rafael A. Pinto Rafael E. Da Costa Alexandre Campos Ricardo N. do Prado Grupo de Estudo e Desenvolvimento ...
2007 IEEE Industry Applications Annual Meeting, 2007
Page 1. Generalized Analysis and Comparison of High-Power-Factor Integrated Topologies to Supply ... more Page 1. Generalized Analysis and Comparison of High-Power-Factor Integrated Topologies to Supply Metal Halide Lamps with Low Frequency Square Waveform Marco A. Dalla Costa, J. Marcos Alonso Universidad de Oviedo ...
This paper presents the integration of power stages in order to supply HPS lamps in LFSW (Low Fre... more This paper presents the integration of power stages in order to supply HPS lamps in LFSW (Low Frequency Square Waveform). The option for supply the lamp with this waveform is selected to avoid the acoustic resonance phenomenon occurrence. Conventionally, the electronic ballast to supply the lamp in this way should have three power stages: Power Factor Correction (PFC), Power or Current Control (PC) and inverter. The option, in this work, is to define a methodology in order to integrate this power stages, reducing the electronic ballast final cost, simplifying the circuit and providing a safe operation to the lamp. Seven different topologies are proposed and their experimental results are obtained in order to compare the advantages and disadvantages of each one.
Conference Record of the 2006 IEEE Industry Applications Conference Forty-First IAS Annual Meeting, 2006
AbstractThis paper presents a family of high power factor electronic ballasts applied to the pub... more AbstractThis paper presents a family of high power factor electronic ballasts applied to the public lighting system. Flyback, Buck-Boost, Boost or SEPIC converter is employed in the power factor correction stage, integrated to the power control stage through a single active ...
2014 11th IEEE/IAS International Conference on Industry Applications, 2014
This paper presents a method of control for RGB LED systems, modelling and equating of a system o... more This paper presents a method of control for RGB LED systems, modelling and equating of a system of LEDs are shown in details in order to obtain constant output luminous flux information for each color, reducing the color shift with the temperature variation. Also the paper discusses the control strategy employed and the methodology employed to eliminate the temperature influence on the color shift. Some simulation results are shown in order to prove the methodology, followed by some practical results.
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2015
2014 IEEE 23rd International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE), 2014
ABSTRACT This paper presents a capability study of a static converter system to provide balanced ... more ABSTRACT This paper presents a capability study of a static converter system to provide balanced three-phase four-wire with grounded neutral from single-phase network. The system is connected in parallel with the single-phase grid, that matches one of the output three-phase terminal. The converter absorbs active power from single phase grid to produce two additional phases of the three-phase system. Furthermore, it allows the voltage compensation or power factor correction through reactive power injection. This system also allows the connection of alternative sources to DC bus.
IECON 2012 - 38th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2012
ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology b... more ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology based on the differential connection of Flyback converters. The electronic ballast supplies a 70 W high pressure sodium lamp with low frequency square waveform in order to avoid the acoustic resonance phenomenon. The modeling results in the transfer functions that relates the lamp voltage and current with the input voltage and switches duty cycle. A low cost microcontroller with fixed-point support was used to implement the digital control strategy. This strategy consists on a fast loop for current control and an outer slow power loop for maintaining the lamp power constant during its useful life. A prototype was implemented in order to verify the proposed controllers.
IECON 2012 - 38th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2012
ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology b... more ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology based on the differential connection of Flyback converters. The electronic ballast supplies a 70 W high pressure sodium lamp with low frequency square waveform in order to avoid the acoustic resonance phenomenon. The modeling results in the transfer functions that relates the lamp voltage and current with the input voltage and switches duty cycle. A low cost microcontroller with fixed-point support was used to implement the digital control strategy. This strategy consists on a fast loop for current control and an outer slow power loop for maintaining the lamp power constant during its useful life. A prototype was implemented in order to verify the proposed controllers.
2009 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, 2009
This paper presents an electronic ballast topology for HID lamps using differential connection of... more This paper presents an electronic ballast topology for HID lamps using differential connection of DC/DC converters. The integration of power factor correction, lamp power control and inverter stages results in a single-stage electronic ballast that supplies the lamp with a low frequency symmetrical square voltage waveform, which avoids both the acoustic resonance phenomenon excitation and the lamp restarting. The ballast
2015 17th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE'15 ECCE-Europe), 2015
2015 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, 2015
This paper presents an industrial electronic ballast to supply a 70 W High-Pressure Sodium lamp i... more This paper presents an industrial electronic ballast to supply a 70 W High-Pressure Sodium lamp in street lighting, in order to effectively replace the still commonly used electromagnetic ballasts. Along this work, a reliable electronic ballast topology has been chosen, and the requirements demanded by industry have been added to the circuitry. After, the control algorithms have been developed and a microcontroller has been chosen to perform them. Finally, a prototype has been built in order to acquire experimental results.
Resumo Este artigo apresenta uma otimização da topologia do conversor flyback bidirecional... more Resumo Este artigo apresenta uma otimização da topologia do conversor flyback bidirecional através da análise detalhada do capacitor de saída com aplicação na alimentação de lâmpadas HPS. Uma metodologia de inversão ressonante da tensão na lâmpada é apresentada. O conversor integra o estágio de controle da potência e o estágio de inversão da tensão na lâmpada. A lâmpada é alimentada em baixa freqüência com forma de onda quadrada e simétrica, a fim de evitar a ocorrência do fenômeno da ressonância acústica. Um projeto detalhado do capacitor em paralelo com a lâmpada é desenvolvido, analisando parâmetros de estabilidade, ondulação de alta freqüência da potência na lâmpada e do tempo de inversão da tensão, a fim de evitar a re-ignição. Resultados experimentais são apresentados para validar a topologia proposta.
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 2015
2015 IEEE 24th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE), 2015
IEEE Industrial Electronics Magazine, 2015
IET Optoelectronics, 2015
Artificial illumination control is one important topic to be addressed, considering that the ener... more Artificial illumination control is one important topic to be addressed, considering that the energy expenses are substantial and solutions to optimize the use of energy are required. This work presents an integrated solution for Electronic Ballasts control of HPS lamps using the power lines as a transmission media. A message protocol will be implemented, with variables related to HPS lamps management. The protocol stack, including the Physical Layer, the Media Access Control Layer, the Network Layer and the Application Layer is designed focusing in the application purposed, i. e., energy management, light control and monitoring. A software application is designed so all units could be controlled and monitored remotely. Experimental results are presented in order to validate the integration between power lines and electronic ballasts to control HPS lamps.
This work presents a LED electrothermal design methodology. The methodology aims to provide indic... more This work presents a LED electrothermal design methodology. The methodology aims to provide indicatives of the optimal LED operating point for lighting systems design, considering electrical, thermal and photometrical system features. Different projects are developed according to the methodology, the theoretical results are compared with fluid dynamics simulation and demonstrated by experimental results.
31st Annual Conference of IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2005. IECON 2005., 2005
Page 1. Double-Flyback Half-Bridge Electronic Ballast to Supply HPS Lamps Tiago B. Marchesan Doug... more Page 1. Double-Flyback Half-Bridge Electronic Ballast to Supply HPS Lamps Tiago B. Marchesan Douglas Pappis Rafael A. Pinto Rafael E. Da Costa Alexandre Campos Ricardo N. do Prado Grupo de Estudo e Desenvolvimento ...
2007 IEEE Industry Applications Annual Meeting, 2007
Page 1. Generalized Analysis and Comparison of High-Power-Factor Integrated Topologies to Supply ... more Page 1. Generalized Analysis and Comparison of High-Power-Factor Integrated Topologies to Supply Metal Halide Lamps with Low Frequency Square Waveform Marco A. Dalla Costa, J. Marcos Alonso Universidad de Oviedo ...
This paper presents the integration of power stages in order to supply HPS lamps in LFSW (Low Fre... more This paper presents the integration of power stages in order to supply HPS lamps in LFSW (Low Frequency Square Waveform). The option for supply the lamp with this waveform is selected to avoid the acoustic resonance phenomenon occurrence. Conventionally, the electronic ballast to supply the lamp in this way should have three power stages: Power Factor Correction (PFC), Power or Current Control (PC) and inverter. The option, in this work, is to define a methodology in order to integrate this power stages, reducing the electronic ballast final cost, simplifying the circuit and providing a safe operation to the lamp. Seven different topologies are proposed and their experimental results are obtained in order to compare the advantages and disadvantages of each one.
Conference Record of the 2006 IEEE Industry Applications Conference Forty-First IAS Annual Meeting, 2006
AbstractThis paper presents a family of high power factor electronic ballasts applied to the pub... more AbstractThis paper presents a family of high power factor electronic ballasts applied to the public lighting system. Flyback, Buck-Boost, Boost or SEPIC converter is employed in the power factor correction stage, integrated to the power control stage through a single active ...
2014 11th IEEE/IAS International Conference on Industry Applications, 2014
This paper presents a method of control for RGB LED systems, modelling and equating of a system o... more This paper presents a method of control for RGB LED systems, modelling and equating of a system of LEDs are shown in details in order to obtain constant output luminous flux information for each color, reducing the color shift with the temperature variation. Also the paper discusses the control strategy employed and the methodology employed to eliminate the temperature influence on the color shift. Some simulation results are shown in order to prove the methodology, followed by some practical results.
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2015
2014 IEEE 23rd International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE), 2014
ABSTRACT This paper presents a capability study of a static converter system to provide balanced ... more ABSTRACT This paper presents a capability study of a static converter system to provide balanced three-phase four-wire with grounded neutral from single-phase network. The system is connected in parallel with the single-phase grid, that matches one of the output three-phase terminal. The converter absorbs active power from single phase grid to produce two additional phases of the three-phase system. Furthermore, it allows the voltage compensation or power factor correction through reactive power injection. This system also allows the connection of alternative sources to DC bus.
IECON 2012 - 38th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2012
ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology b... more ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology based on the differential connection of Flyback converters. The electronic ballast supplies a 70 W high pressure sodium lamp with low frequency square waveform in order to avoid the acoustic resonance phenomenon. The modeling results in the transfer functions that relates the lamp voltage and current with the input voltage and switches duty cycle. A low cost microcontroller with fixed-point support was used to implement the digital control strategy. This strategy consists on a fast loop for current control and an outer slow power loop for maintaining the lamp power constant during its useful life. A prototype was implemented in order to verify the proposed controllers.
IECON 2012 - 38th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2012
ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology b... more ABSTRACT This paper presents the ac model and digital control of an electronic ballast topology based on the differential connection of Flyback converters. The electronic ballast supplies a 70 W high pressure sodium lamp with low frequency square waveform in order to avoid the acoustic resonance phenomenon. The modeling results in the transfer functions that relates the lamp voltage and current with the input voltage and switches duty cycle. A low cost microcontroller with fixed-point support was used to implement the digital control strategy. This strategy consists on a fast loop for current control and an outer slow power loop for maintaining the lamp power constant during its useful life. A prototype was implemented in order to verify the proposed controllers.
2009 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, 2009
This paper presents an electronic ballast topology for HID lamps using differential connection of... more This paper presents an electronic ballast topology for HID lamps using differential connection of DC/DC converters. The integration of power factor correction, lamp power control and inverter stages results in a single-stage electronic ballast that supplies the lamp with a low frequency symmetrical square voltage waveform, which avoids both the acoustic resonance phenomenon excitation and the lamp restarting. The ballast