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segunda-feira, 20 de julho de 2020
A Study on DC-DC Battery Charger Employing Bus Converter for Electric Vehicles by Jung, Kwang-Soon Department of Secured Smart Electric Vehicle Engineering Graduate School, Kookmin University Seoul, Korea-버스 컨버터를 적용한 전기자동차용DC-DC 배터리 충전기에 관한 연구
버스 컨버터를 적용한 전기자동차용DC-DC 배터리 충전기에 관한 연구
Doctor of Engineerintg Reques
ABSTRACT
Recently, it has become an important issue to solve the
environmental pollution problem caused by exhaust gas in the
automobile industry. Also, a lot of researches are proceeding
to develop eco-friendly vehicles such as electric vehicles.
Basically, electric vehicles are equipped with batteries and
various types of battery chargers. Among the battery chargers,
the DC-DC battery charger is powered from the high-voltage
battery for motor drive and charges the low-voltage battery
for driving electrical components. The 3.5kW DC-DC battery
charger could be developed with a phase-shift full-bridge
converter. However, a conventional phase-shift full-bridge
converter has low performance, which is resulted from both
low effective duty ratio and low transformer turn ratio, when
designed as a battery charger with a wide input/output voltage
range. To overcome these drawbacks, this paper suggests DC-DC
battery charger employing bus converter for electric vehicles.
The proposed DC-DC battery consists of the bus converter and
the pre-regulator. The bus converter produces constant input/
output voltage conversion ratio, and the pre-regulator
controls the output of the bus converter by providing a
variable link voltage to the bus converter.
The bus converter adopts the two-transformer full-bridge
converter with active clamp circuit, which operates constantly
with a maximum duty ratio of 0.5. The two-transformer
full-bridge converter simplifies the secondary-side circuit,
since two series-connected transformers replace output
inductor. Also, the two transformers can be integrated, which
provides efficient device placement solution. The bus
converter eliminates conduction loss caused by the circulating
current and achieves ZVS for the full-bridge inverter easily
without commutating inductor. In addition, the bus converter
achieves excellent ripple cancellation effects and small
output current ripple. The bus converter can adopt SR switches
with low Rds.on and reduce conduction loss on SR switches, since
the bus converter minimizes voltage stress across SR switches.
Therefore, the bus converter is very suitable for high output
current applications.
The proposed step-up/step-down converter is derived from a
two-switch buck-boost converter operating the boost leg with a
constant duty ratio of 0.5. The proposed step-up/step-down
converter can share switches with the bus converter. Also, the
proposed converter has low current ripple by using coupled
inductor.
The proposed DC-DC battery charger employs the bus converter
and the proposed step-up/step-down converter as the preregulator.
The proposed battery charger realizes high power
density by sharing switches. Also, the control of the proposed
DC-DC battery charger is simple because the battery charger
adopts PWM control.
In this paper, the operation principle of the proposed
battery charger is explained and verified by experimental
results with 3.5kW prototype. The proposed DC-DC battery
charger achieves high efficiency. The maximum measured
efficiency is 96.25%.
Key Words : Electric Vehicle, Battery Charger, Bus Converter,
Full-Bridge Converter, Two Transformer, Pre-Regulator, Coupled
inductor
ORIGINAL LINK: http://www.riss.kr/search/detail/DetailView.do?p_mat_type=be54d9b8bc7cdb09&control_no=c7106ade01d21f03ffe0bdc3ef48d419
domingo, 9 de setembro de 2012
PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM FOR LIGHTING AND SUPPLY SMALL EQUIPMENT IN DIRECT CURRENT
SISTEMA FOTOVOLTAICO PARA ILUMINAÇÃO E ALIMENTAÇAO
DE PEQUENOS EQUIPAMENTOS EM CORRENTE CONTÍNUA
Por
FELINTO SÉRGIO FIRMEZA E SILVA
Dissertação de mestrado aprovada para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Engenharia Elétrica, pela Banca examinadora formada por:
Presidente: Prof. Fernando Luiz Marcelo Antunes, PhD - Orientador.
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Membro: Prof. Sérgio Daher, Dr.-Ing.
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Membro: Prof. René Pastor Torrico Bascopé, Dr.
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Membro: Prof. Edilson Mineiro Sá Júnior, Dr.
Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará
Membro: Prof. Hélio Leães Hey, Dr.
Universidade Federal de Santa Maria
Fortaleza, 22 de junho de 2010
LINK
DE PEQUENOS EQUIPAMENTOS EM CORRENTE CONTÍNUA
Por
FELINTO SÉRGIO FIRMEZA E SILVA
Dissertação de mestrado aprovada para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Engenharia Elétrica, pela Banca examinadora formada por:
Presidente: Prof. Fernando Luiz Marcelo Antunes, PhD - Orientador.
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Membro: Prof. Sérgio Daher, Dr.-Ing.
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Membro: Prof. René Pastor Torrico Bascopé, Dr.
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Membro: Prof. Edilson Mineiro Sá Júnior, Dr.
Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará
Membro: Prof. Hélio Leães Hey, Dr.
Universidade Federal de Santa Maria
Fortaleza, 22 de junho de 2010
LINK
domingo, 20 de novembro de 2011
A novel pulsewidth modulation to operate a bidirectional two-stage dc-ac converter with high-frequency isolation in discontinuous conduction mode
A novel pulsewidth modulation to operate a bidirectional two-stage dc-ac
converter with high-frequency isolation in discontinuous conduction mode
for photovoltaic applications
Montserrat Mata Dumenjo (1), Sergi Busquets Monge (2), Jaume Diest Yus (3), Joan
Rocabert Delgado (2), Mireia Barenys Espadaler (2), Joan Nicolás Apruzzese (2), Joan Salaet
Pereira (2)
(1) ALSTOM-ECOTÈCNIA
C/ Roc Boronat 78 Barcelona, Catalunya
Tel. 34 93 2257600 montserrat.mata@power.alstom.com
(2) UNIVERSITAT POLITÈCNICA DE CATALUNYA
Av. Diagonal 647 Barcelona, Catalunya
Tel. 34 934017152 sergio.busquets@upc.edu
(3) DISSENY DIEST
C/ Castillejos 424 Barcelona, Catalunya
Tel 934363999 jd@diestdisseny.com
Acknowledgements
LINK RESUMO:
http://caveromiranda.galeon.com/pulsewidth.pdf
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