2014 International Conference on Intelligent Green Building and Smart Grid (IGBSG) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/igbsg.2014.6835176
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Implementation of a bidirectional three-phase dual-active-bridge DC converter with hybrid modulation for electric vehicle applications

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“…Leakage inductance, therefore, determines the maximum transferable power for a given switching frequency. Zero-voltage switching can be achieved using the internal leakage inductance of the transformer [17] - [18]. Our goals in this paper are a comparison between the planar transformer and wire-wound transformer in winding loss and core loss.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Leakage inductance, therefore, determines the maximum transferable power for a given switching frequency. Zero-voltage switching can be achieved using the internal leakage inductance of the transformer [17] - [18]. Our goals in this paper are a comparison between the planar transformer and wire-wound transformer in winding loss and core loss.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O conversor é proposto para aplicações industriais, utiliza a técnica de phase-shift e um transformador conectado em Y-Y , possibilitando fluxo bidirecional de energia em alta potência [5]. O desenvolvimento de estruturas ressonantes deste conversor também impulsionou diversas pesquisas acadêmicas e industriais [6]- [10], com o principal objetivo de obter melhor eficiência e comutação suave do tipo Zero-Voltage-Switching / Zero-Current-Switching (ZVS / ZCS). No entanto, um inconveniente destes tipos de conversores ressonantes são os elevados esforços de corrente nos interruptores, que podem limitar o nível de potência processada e reduzir o rendimento da estrutura [11].…”
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