IECON 2020 the 46th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 2020
DOI: 10.1109/iecon43393.2020.9254753
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Three-Phase Bidirectional Ultra-Wide Output Voltage Range Current DC-Link AC/DC Buck-Boost Converter

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“…From ( 8), ( 9), and (10), k in terms of the system parameters and the tolerances is expressed in (11), where ω is the angular frequency. Then, the current sharing error can be determined as:…”
Section: Parallel Mode Current Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…From ( 8), ( 9), and (10), k in terms of the system parameters and the tolerances is expressed in (11), where ω is the angular frequency. Then, the current sharing error can be determined as:…”
Section: Parallel Mode Current Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The charging module in dc-connected fast charging station needs to cover a wide output voltage range of 200-1000 V. Moreover, the charging station should have a flexible structure to facilitate charging at higher power levels. So, the charging module should be easily stacked to increase Several solutions have been proposed in the literature for the ultra-fast chargers, however most of them are for ac-connected structures assuming variable input voltage to the charging module [6], [8]- [11]. Nevertheless, some researches proposed solutions for dc-connected structures.…”
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“…The control loop for output voltage or current regulation can incorporate variation either on the ac/dc or dc/dc stage, or both, depending upon the region of operation. An approach for current-fed PFC rectifiers is to buck/boost the PFC DC link voltage while maintaining a unity conversion ratio of the dc/dc stage to maintain highefficiency operation [7]. In the case of conventional PFC rectifiers, their efficiency reduces as the voltage gain increases due to elevated hard-switching losses [8].…”
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“…such converters worked with PWM control experience some dis-favors that have limited their use which can be; 1)a unmarried controller have been applied to controlled dc transporting which live unregulated [6]- [9]; and a couple of) the 2-level geologies were executed which closes into the excessive voltage and current tensions on the converter conveyed materials [6]- [9]. thus, the single-stage converters are controlled their use for high-power applications [10]…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%