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Output Power-Enhancing Inverter Design for Solar Induction Cooker
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: Power Electronics
Abstract
A growing number of people are turning to solar energy to provide power, heat their homes, and desalinate their water. As a result, given that Sri Lanka receives a substantial amount of solar radiation from all directions, solar energy offers an alternate solution to the country's current power crisis. People can use this energy for daily domestic works, particularly for kitchen uses like cooking and water heating. In particular, solar induction cookers are very popular among people around the world. So, this paper proposes heat and energy optimized solar induction cooker. Heat and the energy of induction cooker mainly rely on heating coil and the inverter selected for the cooker. Therefore, this research study proposes a maximum power delivering inverter design with its optimal parameter for utmost efficiency.
Keywords
Inverter, Hysteresis loss, Quality factors, Ripple voltage, Steady-state analysis
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How to cite this paper
@article{1705142,
author = {R.H.N.S. Jayathissa},
title = {Output Power-Enhancing Inverter Design for Solar Induction Cooker},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2023},
volume = {7},
number = {4},
pages = {270-275},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1705142.pdf},
abstract = {A growing number of people are turning to solar energy to provide power, heat their homes, and desalinate their water. As a result, given that Sri Lanka receives a substantial amount of solar radiation from all directions, solar energy offers an alternate solution to the country's current power crisis. People can use this energy for daily domestic works, particularly for kitchen uses like cooking and water heating. In particular, solar induction cookers are very popular among people around the world. So, this paper proposes heat and energy optimized solar induction cooker. Heat and the energy of induction cooker mainly rely on heating coil and the inverter selected for the cooker. Therefore, this research study proposes a maximum power delivering inverter design with its optimal parameter for utmost efficiency.},
keywords = {Inverter, Hysteresis loss, Quality factors, Ripple voltage, Steady-state analysis},
month = {October},
}