Single-Phase Bridgeless Converter for On-Board EV Charger With Flexible Charging Capabilities

Dutta, Sukanya; Rathore, Akshay Kumar; Khadkikar, Vinod

doi:10.1109/jestie.2023.3270107

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“…The power conversions involved in V2V charging are fixed, consisting of two distinct stages: AC-to-DC and DCto-DC. Even if the current charging connectors are modified for V2V charging, there is a notable power loss due to the involvement of four power stages: AC/DC/DC/AC [31]. The main challenge in traditional V2V charging lies in the conversion stages, which affects the efficiency of energy transfer.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The main challenge in traditional V2V charging lies in the conversion stages, which affects the efficiency of energy transfer. However, a recent study [31] introduces an innovative approach using a single-phase bridgeless converter. This method employs only the on-board charger of the EV that needs charging, resulting in a single power conversion stage for charging the EV battery.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The main reason behind this preference is the non-availability of battery CSs at many current locations and the associated cost of constructing new CSs. As a result, EVs are often limited to locations close to grid charging infrastructure [31].…”

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Overview of Vehicle-to-Vehicle Energy Sharing Infrastructure

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Electric vehicles (EVs) play a pivotal role in fostering sustainable societies, industries, and economies. By curbing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing air quality, and promoting energy independence, they represent a significant step toward a greener future. As the global EV market continues to expand over the coming decades, the demand for charging stations (CSs) will inevitably surge, necessitating substantial investments from both governments and private investors. In this context, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) energy sharing emerges as a transformative solution that can offer EV owners flexibility and energy security beyond the reliance on conventional CSs. This survey delves into the existing technologies harnessed in V2V energy sharing activities while addressing critical challenges to ensure the success of a V2V charge transfer system. It begins by outlining the research methodology, followed by an analysis of the technological landscape, pinpointing the latest advancements and identifying gaps in V2V energy sharing technologies. As a result, it proposes a comprehensive framework for a robust V2V energy and chargesharing infrastructure. The survey also evaluates the financial and economic implications of V2V energy sharing, shedding light on the potential returns for stakeholders and investors. Furthermore, the survey discusses crucial policy and regulatory considerations necessary for a smooth and efficient integration of V2V systems into existing infrastructures. By elucidating solutions to address implementation challenges, the paper aims to pave the way for the successful adoption and widespread deployment of V2V energy sharing systems.

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Section: ) V2v: Plug-in Energy Transfermentioning

confidence: 99%