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Adaptive Average Current-Mode Control of a Buck Converter Supplying Plasma Arc Loads
Reliable operation of plasma processes requires a power supply that can regulate and limit the arc current despite rapid changes of the electrical load. Gas-flow fluctuations, arc motion, changing attachment conditions, and electrode interactions can cause abrupt arc-voltage variations and may lead
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