2022 IEEE Transportation Electrification Conference and Expo, Asia-Pacific (ITEC Asia-Pacific) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/itecasia-pacific56316.2022.9942024
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An Inertia Adjustment Control Strategy of Grid-Forming Electric Vehicle for V2G Application

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“…In this way, the combination of V2G with GF control techniques is being explored to improve the ancillary services provided by the EVs connected to the grid [132]. This combination can be given by a bidirectional AC/DC charger [135] for every EV [136,137]. For this type of charger, a control technique to adjust the inertia of a V2G virtual synchronous machine (V2G-VSM) is proposed in [136], limiting the frequency change rate of the converter.…”
Section: Power Electronicsmentioning
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“…In this way, the combination of V2G with GF control techniques is being explored to improve the ancillary services provided by the EVs connected to the grid [132]. This combination can be given by a bidirectional AC/DC charger [135] for every EV [136,137]. For this type of charger, a control technique to adjust the inertia of a V2G virtual synchronous machine (V2G-VSM) is proposed in [136], limiting the frequency change rate of the converter.…”
Section: Power Electronicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This combination can be given by a bidirectional AC/DC charger [135] for every EV [136,137]. For this type of charger, a control technique to adjust the inertia of a V2G virtual synchronous machine (V2G-VSM) is proposed in [136], limiting the frequency change rate of the converter. In [138], a bidirectional charger topology, without electrolytic capacitors, is also proposed to provide grid-forming capabilities.…”
Section: Power Electronicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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