2008
DOI: 10.1049/iet-pel:20070390
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Active voltage balancing of DC-link electrolytic capacitors

Abstract: DC voltage links of three-phase power converters are frequently equipped with a series connection of two electrolytic capacitors because of high voltage level. For such a configuration, usually resistors have to be arranged in parallel to each capacitor in order to balance the partial voltages. These balancing resistors, however, have to be dimensioned regarding the worst-case scenario of capacitor's leakage currents; such leakage can lead to high permanent dissipative losses that also appear in case of low ac… Show more

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“…develop variable DC bus to support 45KW load with short circuit, high/Low voltage and high current protection. and the Product should meet industry reliability standard (EFT/Surge) [13].…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…develop variable DC bus to support 45KW load with short circuit, high/Low voltage and high current protection. and the Product should meet industry reliability standard (EFT/Surge) [13].…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other applications, like inverters with series-connected DC bus capacitors [21]- [23] and battery management systems [10], [24], [25], encounter similar unbalance issues due to leakage currents. However, since the leakage currents are orders of magnitude smaller than the unbalance currents encountered in b-DCDN, the proposed solutions are designed for low currents and consequently not applicable in b-DCDN.…”
Section: B Solutions To Reduce Voltage Unbalancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…16): a linear regulator, realized with 12 bipolar transistors (FCX605TA) connected in series [42], supplies the IRS27951 selfoscillating IC of the MV side auxiliary power supply The linear regulator, implemented as a series connection of bipolar transistors, [42], provides the initial power and is turned off when the 15 V buck converter provides its regulated output voltage.…”
Section: B Startupmentioning
confidence: 99%