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![]() | Bidirectional ZETA-SEPIC Converter as Battery Charging System with High Transfer Ratio
By Alfons KLOENNE | |
Abstract: This paper shows that the ZETA-SEPIC converter can be used as a bidirectional charging system between a high DC link voltage and a low voltage battery system. Main advantages are transformerless operation and that the coupling capacitor protects and separates both sides of the converter in case of short circuits.
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![]() | Compact 80 kW Silicon Carbide High Voltage Generator
By Ulf MÜTER | |
Abstract: This paper presents a concept for a compact high voltage generator based on a highly integrated powerchain switching at frequencies above 500 kHz. The high frequency operation in combination with thehigh integration approach enable a reduction of volume and weight of HV-generators used in industrialor medical applications.
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![]() | DC-Link Voltage Control Strategy for an NPC voltage source converters in an Effective Energy Storage System
By Arkadiusz KASZEWSKI | |
Abstract: The paper discusses an issue of the voltage balancing in the intermediate DC circuit of a three-level converter system for a smart grid application. A combination of two methods of the voltage balancing is presented in the paper. The voltages of DC-link capacitors, depending on the operating mode, are controlled by the three-level grid connected AC/DC converter or by the two level DC/DC converter and additional balancer circuit. In order to verify the proposed method for the DC-link voltage control, a simulation and an experimental studies have been executed.
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![]() | High frequency Soft Switching Half Bridge Series-Resonant DC-DC Converter Utilizing Gallium Nitride FETs
By Yasser NOUR | |
Abstract: The need for Efficient, smaller, lighter and cheaper power supply units drive the investigation of using high switching frequency soft switching resonant converters. This work presents an 88\% efficient 48V nominal input converter switching at 6 MHz and output power of 21 Watts achieving power density of 7 W/cm3. The switching frequency is used to control the output current delivered to the load resistance. The converter was tested using a constant resistance load. The performance and thermal behavior were investigated and reported in this work.
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