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Voltage-Clamped Class-E Inverter With Harmonic Tuning Network for Magnetron Drive

A passive lossless snubber utilizing harmonic resonance is proposed for the voltage-driven class-E inverter. This snubber reduces the peak resonant voltage stress across the switch in class-E operation by adding the third-order harmonic current into the fundamental resonant part and can be extended to a higher-order network for further reduction. Though the principle is actually equivalent to the class-F operation in RF power amplifiers, it is first tried for the class-E inverter without a current source inductor. A series of analyses is performed to find component values that provide the optimum harmonic condition, and the experimental results from the inverter power supply for driving a magnetron are presented