EPE 2022 - LS4c: E-Mobility: Protective Measures and Power Control | ||
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![]() | A Method to Design Power Control System of Wayside Energy Storage System for Energy Saving in DC-electrified Railway
By Kota SATO | |
Abstract: The energy-saving effect of the use of a wayside energy storage system (WESS) power control method is improved by increasing the controller gain of the WESS for DC-electrified railways. However, excessive gain may cause instability. Therefore, this study proposes a method for designing a charge/discharge current controller.
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![]() | Novel Method for Active Short Circuit (ASC) Tests of Power Module inAutomotive Traction Application
By Tobias APPEL | |
Abstract: Active short circuit is a special operation for power modules in automotive traction applications. For safety reasons, it must be qualified in detail during the design phase. Therefore, this article presents a novel method allowing power module manufacturers to test the ASC robustness of the device before an inverter unit is built.
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![]() | Surge current protection for railway traction applications
By Michael GLEISSNER | |
Abstract: Reducing the transformer impedance for higher efficiency results also in a higher surge short-circuit current for railway traction applications. This paper addresses the problem of an I2t-value higher thanthe nominal rating of SiC MOSFET body diodes. Circuit options for protecting the intact componentsafter a single failure are presented and examined.
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