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A comparative evaluation of isolated bi-directional DC/DC converters with wide input and output voltage range
Florian Krismer,Jurgen Biela,Johann W. Kolar +2 more
- Vol. 1, pp 599-606
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In this article, the working principles and design equations of four different isolated, bi-directional DC to DC converter topologies (a dual active bridge converter, a series resonant converter and two multiple stage topologies) were presented for a 2 kW battery charger that can be operated in a wide input and output voltage range.Abstract:
The working principles and design equations of four different isolated, bi-directional DC to DC converter topologies (a dual active bridge converter, a series resonant converter and two multiple stage topologies) for a 2 kW bi-directional battery charger that can be operated in a wide input and output voltage range are presented in this paper. The results of a detailed mathematical analysis of the converter topologies as well as digital simulation results are used to select the most efficient topology for this specific converter application, where the two-stage series resonant converter is identified to be the most promising, with up to 90% efficiency at rated power.read more
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Modeling and optimization of bidirectional dual active bridge DC-DC converter topologies
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