Voltage-Fed full-bridge series resonant inverters are described that use static induction transistors, and operate efficiently in the frequency range 100–1000 kHz. Trial inverters are considered for 100 kHz and/or 400kHz high-power induction-heating and melting power supplies. In addition, a quasi-resonant inverter suitable for radio-frequency applications is produced to diminish switching losses operating at 1 MHz or so. Both types of inverter are found to work safely with sufficiently high efficiency, feeding high output power.
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Ogiwara et al. (1990) studied this question.