Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier

Ultrasonic amplifiers are commonly used for different applications such as ultrasonic drilling, ultrasonic cleaning, and medical applications including cosmetics. This paper aims to design an ultrasonic amplifier with varying frequency that has a dual-ended output which minimizes equipment size, dec...

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Main Authors: Basa, Keith Michael C., Gomez, Kristina Paula S., Navarro-Tantoco, Ferdinand B., Quinio, Alvin S., Arada, Gerald P., Co, Celso B.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-44222021-09-08T02:13:52Z Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier Basa, Keith Michael C. Gomez, Kristina Paula S. Navarro-Tantoco, Ferdinand B. Quinio, Alvin S. Arada, Gerald P. Co, Celso B. Ultrasonic amplifiers are commonly used for different applications such as ultrasonic drilling, ultrasonic cleaning, and medical applications including cosmetics. This paper aims to design an ultrasonic amplifier with varying frequency that has a dual-ended output which minimizes equipment size, decreases power loss, increases efficiency, and increases its performance. This design of ultrasonic frequency amplifier will be used for ultrasonic cleaning of fabrics. The amplifier is composed of transformers, bridge rectifiers, signal generator and a driver circuit. The driver circuit is also composed of the pre-amplifier and the H-bridge. The H-bridge, which is a dual-ended output, is an electronic circuit which allows voltage to pass through a load in either direction. The output peak amplitude of the system is at 168V, whereby if an H-bridge is to be considered the total voltage it may supply to the system is 336V. The use of an H-bridge will enable efficient use of power for the system operation, decreasing power losses. The frequency output varies between 28 to 40 kHz. © 2012 IEEE. 2012-12-01T08:00:00Z text text/html https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/3420 info:doi/10.1109/TENCON.2012.6412169 https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/context/faculty_research/article/4422/type/native/viewcontent/TENCON.2012.6412169 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Amplifiers (Electronics) Electronic circuits Electrical and Electronics Systems and Communications
institution De La Salle University
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Philippines
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topic Amplifiers (Electronics)
Electronic circuits
Electrical and Electronics
Systems and Communications
spellingShingle Amplifiers (Electronics)
Electronic circuits
Electrical and Electronics
Systems and Communications
Basa, Keith Michael C.
Gomez, Kristina Paula S.
Navarro-Tantoco, Ferdinand B.
Quinio, Alvin S.
Arada, Gerald P.
Co, Celso B.
Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
description Ultrasonic amplifiers are commonly used for different applications such as ultrasonic drilling, ultrasonic cleaning, and medical applications including cosmetics. This paper aims to design an ultrasonic amplifier with varying frequency that has a dual-ended output which minimizes equipment size, decreases power loss, increases efficiency, and increases its performance. This design of ultrasonic frequency amplifier will be used for ultrasonic cleaning of fabrics. The amplifier is composed of transformers, bridge rectifiers, signal generator and a driver circuit. The driver circuit is also composed of the pre-amplifier and the H-bridge. The H-bridge, which is a dual-ended output, is an electronic circuit which allows voltage to pass through a load in either direction. The output peak amplitude of the system is at 168V, whereby if an H-bridge is to be considered the total voltage it may supply to the system is 336V. The use of an H-bridge will enable efficient use of power for the system operation, decreasing power losses. The frequency output varies between 28 to 40 kHz. © 2012 IEEE.
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author Basa, Keith Michael C.
Gomez, Kristina Paula S.
Navarro-Tantoco, Ferdinand B.
Quinio, Alvin S.
Arada, Gerald P.
Co, Celso B.
author_facet Basa, Keith Michael C.
Gomez, Kristina Paula S.
Navarro-Tantoco, Ferdinand B.
Quinio, Alvin S.
Arada, Gerald P.
Co, Celso B.
author_sort Basa, Keith Michael C.
title Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
title_short Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
title_full Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
title_fullStr Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
title_full_unstemmed Design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
title_sort design of a varying ultrasonic frequency amplifier
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2012
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/3420
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