982 resultados para DC-Boost converter
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This paper presents a careful evaluation among the most usual MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) techniques, doing meaningful comparisons with respect to the amount of energy extracted from the photovoltaic (PV) panel, PV voltage ripple, dynamic response and use of sensors. Firstly, the MPPT and boost converter models were implemented via MatLab/Simulink®, and after a DC to DC boost converter, digitally controlled, was implemented and connected to an Agilent Solar Array simulator, in order to validate the simulation results. The algorithms are digitally developed and the main experimental results are also presented from the implemented prototype. Furthermore, the experimental dynamic results and the computed tracking factors are presented. © 2011 IEEE.
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This work proposes a new three-phase multipulse rectifier based on the delta autotransformer connection with DC-DC Boost stages and constant hysteresis control which has the objective of providing a reliable DC bus for on-board applications, electric motor drives and similars, always considering power quality issues. Thus, the proposal presents 0.99 power factor, 6% harmonic distortions in the currents from the mains and enhanced magnetic core utilization, which results in low weight and volume for the overall converter. The proposed control technique uses the simple constant hysteresis concept, thus leading to a low-cost but effective and reliable strategy. © 2011 IEEE.
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This work presents a new high power factor three-phase rectifier based on a Y-connected differential autotransformer with reduced kVA and 18-pulse input current followed by three DC-DC boost converters. The topology provides a regulated output voltage and natural three-phase input power factor correction. The lowest input current harmonic components are the 17th and the 19th. Three boost converters, with constant input currents and regulated parallel connected output voltages are used to process 4kW each one. Analytical results from Fourier analyses of winding currents and the vector diagram of winding voltages are presented. Simulation results to verify the proposed concept and experimental results are shown in the paper.
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The purpose of this work is to study voltage control and energy balance of a split DC bus topology within a power electronics equipment connected to the AC mains, such as UPS systems, wind power generators, active filters and FACTS devices. A typical configuration in such equipment has two mains connected converters sharing a common DC bus, one series connected and the other parallel connected. The DC bus is usually composed by a battery or a capacitor bank. In the proposed topology, the DC bus is divided in two sides, interconnected with a buck-boost converter, which controls power flow and DC voltage on both sides. © 2009 IEEE.
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New residential scale photovoltaic (PV) arrays are commonly connected to the grid by a single DC-AC inverter connected to a series string of PV modules, or many small DC-AC inverters which connect one or two modules directly to the AC grid. This paper shows that a "converter-per-module" approach offers many advantages including individual module maximum power point tracking, which gives great flexibility in module layout, replacement, and insensitivity to shading; better protection of PV sources, and redundancy in the case of source or converter failure; easier and safer installation and maintenance; and better data gathering. Simple nonisolated per-module DC-DC converters can be series connected to create a high voltage string connected to a simplified DC-AC inverter. These advantages are available without the cost or efficiency penalties of individual DC-AC grid connected inverters. Buck, boost, buck-boost and Cuk converters are possible cascadable converters. The boost converter is best if a significant step up is required, such as with a short string of 12 PV modules. A string of buck converters requires many more modules, but can always deliver any combination of module power. The buck converter is the most efficient topology for a given cost. While flexible in voltage ranges, buck-boost and Cuk converters are always at an efficiency or alternatively cost disadvantage.
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La presente trattazione propone un metodo innovativo per la fast DC charge, che permette di collegare le colonnine di ricarica a 400 V ai veicoli con batteria ad 800 V. Il collegamento avviene tramite l’azionamento elettrico di propulsione, che deve dunque essere riconfigurato durante la ricarica sotto forma di “integrated boost DC/DC converter”. L'elaborato illustra il modello matematico del sistema, lo schema di controllo in ambiente Simulink ed i risultati delle simulazioni. Infine, sono illustrate le prove a banco effettuate sul sistema in esame, la strumentazione utilizzata ed i risultati ottenuti per le configurazioni confrontate. Tuttavia, si dimostra che il metodo di ricarica richiede un’ulteriore induttanza per il collegamento al motore per evitare gli elevati ripple delle correnti di fase ed il conseguente surriscaldamento dei magneti rinvenuto durante le prove sperimentali.
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L'elaborato analizza il funzionamento di un integrated boost converter, operante come sistema di interfaccia per la ricarica di un veicolo elettrico operante a 800V con la colonnina di ricarica a 400V. Il convertitore utilizza le fasi dell'azionamento di trazione come induttanze di filtro. Mediante un’analisi agli elementi finiti sono stati estratti i parametri del motore elettrico di un veicolo stradale operante a 800V. Il funzionamento del convertitore è studiato in ciascuna delle configurazioni proposte in ambiente Simulink. Poi, sono state individuate le posizioni che permettono il funzionamento ottimale del sistema ed infine sono state eseguite le prove a banco per verificare le previsioni dei modelli matematici dell'integrated boost converter. Si è quindi ottenuta una configurazione dell'azionamento a bordo del veicolo che permette il trasferimento di energia tra batteria e colonnina di ricarica a tensione inferiore, seppur siano richiesti sviluppi futuri per poter avere una ricarica completa della batteria.
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Ilmastonmuutos ja fossiilisten polttoaineiden ehtyminen ovat edesauttaneet uusiutuvien energialähteiden tutkimusta huomattavasti. Lisäksi alati kasvava sähköenergian tarve lisää hajautetun sähköntuotannon ja vaihtoehtoisten energialähteiden kiinnostavuutta. Yleisimpiä hajautetun sähköntuotannon energialähteitä ovat tuulivoima, aurinkovoima ja uutena tulokkaana polttokennot. Polttokennon kytkeminen sähköverkkoon vaatii tehoelektroniikkaa, ja yleensä yksinkertaisessa polttokennosovelluksessa polttokenno kytketään galvaanisesti erottavan yksisuuntaisen DC/DC-hakkurin ja vaihtosuuntaajan kanssa sarjaan. Polttokennon rinnalla voidaan käyttää akkua tasaamaan polttokennon syöttämää jännitettä, jolloin akun ja polttokennon väliin tarvitaan kaksisuuntainen DC/DC-hakkuri, joka pystyy siirtämään energiaa molempiin suuntiin. Tässä diplomityössä on esitetty kaksisuuntaisen DC/DC-hakkurin tilayhtälökeskiarvoistusmenetelmään perustuva malli sekä mallin perusteella toteutettu virtasäätö. Tutkittava hakkuritopologia on kokosilta-tyyppinen boost-hakkuri, ja säätömenetelmä keskiarvovirtasäätö. Työn tuloksena syntyi tilayhtälömalli kaksisuuntaiselle FB boost -hakkurille sekä sen tulokelan virran säätämiseen soveltuva säädin. Säädin toimii normaalitilanteissa hyvin, mutta erikoistilanteissa, kuten hakkurin tulojännitteen äkillisessä muutostilanteessa, vaadittaisiin tehokkaampi säädin, jolla saavutettaisiin nopeampi nousuaika ilman ylitystä ja oskillointia.
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This paper deals with the usage of interactive simulations tools to serve as an oriented design tool for the lectures and laboratory experiments in the power electronics courses. A dynamic and interactive visualization of simulations for idealized converters in steady state are provided by the proposed educational tools, allowing students to acquire qualification in non-isolated DC-DC converters, without previous circuitry knowledge, either without the usage of sophisticated simulation packages. The interaction with proposed simulation tools can be accomplished by student using direct or graphic mode. In direct mode the parameters related with the design of converter can be inserted simply editing default values presented in textboxes, while in the graphic mode students interact indirectly with design information by manipulating visual widgets. In order to corroborate the proposed interactive simulation tools, comparisons of results from buck-boost and boost converters on proposed tools and a well-known simulator package with those on experimental evaluation from laboratory classes were presented. © 2009 IEEE.
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This paper presents the development and experimental analysis of a special input stage converter for a Trolleybus type vehicle allowing its operation in AC (two wires, single-phase) or DC distribution networks. The architecture of proposed input stage converter is composed by five interleaved boost rectifiers operating in discontinuous conduction mode. Furthermore, due to the power lines characteristics, the proposed input power structure can act as AC to DC or as DC to DC converter providing a proper DC output voltage range required to the DC bus. When operation is AC to DC, the converter is capable to provide high power factor with reduced harmonic distortion for the input current, complying with the restrictions imposed by IEC 61000-3-4 standard. Finally, the main experimental results are presented in order to verify the feasibility of the proposed converter, demonstrating the benefits and the possibility for AC feeding system for trolleybus type vehicle. © 2010 IEEE.
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This paper presents a control method for a class of continuous-time switched systems, using state feedback variable structure controllers. The method is applied to the control of a two-cell dc-dc buck converter and a control circuit design using the software PSpice is proposed. The design is based on Lyapunov-Metzler-SPR systems and the performance of the resulting control system is superior to that afforded by a recently-proposed alternative sliding-mode control technique. The dc-dc power converters are very used in industrial applications, for instance, in power systems of hybrid electric vehicles and aircrafts. Good results were obtained and the proposed design is also inexpensive because it uses electric components that can be easily found for the hardware implementation. Future researches on the subject include the hardware validation of the dc-dc converter controller and the robust control design of switched systems, with structural failures. © 2011 IEEE.
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This paper presents a control method for a class of continuous-time switched systems, using state feedback variable structure controllers. The method is applied to the control of a non-trivial dc-dc power converter and a simple and inexpensive control circuit design, that was simulated using the software PSpice, is proposed. The design is based on Lyapunov-Metzler-SPR systems and the performance of the resulting control system is superior to that afforded by a recently proposed alternative sliding-mode control technique. © 2011 IFAC.
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