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A Study on Solid-State Transformer Technologies for Application in Bipolar DC Distribution Systems by Hyeok-Jin Yun
A Dissertation submitted to the graduate school of Pusan National University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering under the direction of Hee-Je Kim
Abstract
This thesis present the implementation of a single-phase solid-state transformer (SST) for the interface between a 13.2 kV medium voltage alternative current (MVAC) network and a 750 V bipolar DC distribution. The SST has ten cascaded subunits in consideration of the device rating and modulation index (MI). Each subunit consists of an AC/DC conversion stage and a DC/DC conversion stage with a high frequency isolated transformer (HFIT). The AC/DC stage consists of cascaded H-bridges (CHBs) to cope with the MVAC. The DC/DC stage employs a triple active bridge (TAB) converter for bipolar DC distribution. Topology analysis and controller design for this specific structure are discussed. In addition, the insulation of HFIT used in DC/DC converters is also discussed. A simple balancing controller at the AC/DC stage and a current sharing controller at the DC/DC stage are used to prevent DC-link voltage unbalance caused by the cascaded structure. The discussions are validated using a 150 kW single-phase 21-level SST prototype at the laboratory level.
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