车载电源变换系统电磁辐射的人体危害评估

Evaluation of electromagnetic radiation hazards from vehicle-mounted power conversion system to human body

  • 摘要: 车载电源变换系统因高压大功率特性及复杂拓扑结构,形成了多源电磁干扰与耦合路径。该系统采用的绝缘栅双极型晶体管(IGBT)等大功率半导体器件在高频开关过程中产生强电磁噪声,通过车载线缆传导与空间辐射形成复合干扰场。针对系统电磁辐射对乘员的潜在健康风险,本文以某型地面车辆电源变换系统为研究对象,建立“干扰源-耦合通道-人体电磁效应”场路协同仿真模型,量化分析IGBT开关管脉宽调制波(PWM)辐射的空间分布特性及其生物电磁响应。研究结果可为车载电源系统电磁安全防护设计提供理论依据与技术支撑。

     

    Abstract:
    Background With the rapid development of high-mobility, high-power and intelligent ground vehicles, vehicle-mounted power conversion systems featuring high voltage and large power generate strong electromagnetic noise via high-frequency switching of IGBT devices. The compact layout in vehicles intensifies electromagnetic coupling and wideband radiation, posing potential health risks to occupants. Current studies mostly focus on equipment-level electromagnetic compatibility and system reliability, while systematic research on quantitative assessment of human radiation hazards is insufficient.
    Purpose This study aims to quantitatively analyze the spatial distribution of PWM radiation and human bioelectromagnetic response, evaluate the electromagnetic exposure safety of occupants, and provide theoretical and technical support for electromagnetic protection design of vehicle-mounted power systems.
    Methods A field-circuit co-simulation model of “interference source-coupling channel-human electromagnetic effect” was established for a typical ground vehicle power conversion system. Human tissue electrical parameters were modeled based on the Cole-Cole model, and specific absorption rate (SAR) was adopted to quantify the thermal effect. Simulations and experiments were carried out in accordance with CISPR 25, and exposure levels were compared with GB 8702-2014, ICNIRP and IEEE standards.
    Results The electromagnetic radiation energy is mainly concentrated below 100 MHz with a peak at 48 MHz. The whole-body and local SAR values of all occupants are far below international safety limits, and the SAR of rear occupants is significantly lower than that of front occupants. The LC filter circuit can effectively suppress the radiation field below 300 MHz.
    Conclusions The electromagnetic radiation of the vehicle-mounted power conversion system meets safety standards, and the LC filter can remarkably reduce the electromagnetic exposure level. This work provides a reliable theoretical basis and engineering reference for electromagnetic safety protection of vehicle-mounted power conversion systems.

     

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