This paper presents an off-board DC fast battery charger for electric vehicles (EVs) based on modular three-phase interleaved converters supplied by the low-voltage AC grid. The charger rectifies the grid voltage to a common DC-bus voltage having a slightly adjustable level by means of AC/DC interleaved three-phase active rectifier, composed of three standard commercial two-level three-phase converter modules. Three identical three-phase modules connected in parallel form a modular interleaved DC/DC converter to supply the battery. This structure offers a use of low-cost, unified and industry-recognized three-phase power modules for high- power fast EV charging stations that will reduce capital and maintenance costs of the charging facilities, enhancing further expansion of the eco-friendly transport. An original control strategy has been proposed to provide ripple-free output current in the typical EV batteries voltage range. The effect of coupling on the individual input/output inductors and total input/output current ripples has been investigated, considering both possible coupling implementations, i.e. inverse and direct coupling. Simulation results, carried out in MATLAB/Simulink environment, are reported in to confirm the feasibility and the effectiveness of the proposed EV fast charging configuration.

Drobnic, K., Grandi, G., Hammami, M., Mandrioli, R., Viatkin, A., Vujacic, M. (2018). A Ripple-Free DC Output Current Fast Charger for Electric Vehicles Based on Grid-Tied Modular Three-Phase Interleaved Converters. Banja Luka : Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Banja Luka [10.1109/INDEL.2018.8637627].

A Ripple-Free DC Output Current Fast Charger for Electric Vehicles Based on Grid-Tied Modular Three-Phase Interleaved Converters

Grandi, Gabriele;Hammami, Manel;Mandrioli, Riccardo;Viatkin, Aleksandr;Vujacic, Marija
2018

Abstract

This paper presents an off-board DC fast battery charger for electric vehicles (EVs) based on modular three-phase interleaved converters supplied by the low-voltage AC grid. The charger rectifies the grid voltage to a common DC-bus voltage having a slightly adjustable level by means of AC/DC interleaved three-phase active rectifier, composed of three standard commercial two-level three-phase converter modules. Three identical three-phase modules connected in parallel form a modular interleaved DC/DC converter to supply the battery. This structure offers a use of low-cost, unified and industry-recognized three-phase power modules for high- power fast EV charging stations that will reduce capital and maintenance costs of the charging facilities, enhancing further expansion of the eco-friendly transport. An original control strategy has been proposed to provide ripple-free output current in the typical EV batteries voltage range. The effect of coupling on the individual input/output inductors and total input/output current ripples has been investigated, considering both possible coupling implementations, i.e. inverse and direct coupling. Simulation results, carried out in MATLAB/Simulink environment, are reported in to confirm the feasibility and the effectiveness of the proposed EV fast charging configuration.
2018
Proceedings of the IEEE 2018 International Symposium on Industrial Electronics - INDEL
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Drobnic, K., Grandi, G., Hammami, M., Mandrioli, R., Viatkin, A., Vujacic, M. (2018). A Ripple-Free DC Output Current Fast Charger for Electric Vehicles Based on Grid-Tied Modular Three-Phase Interleaved Converters. Banja Luka : Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Banja Luka [10.1109/INDEL.2018.8637627].
Drobnic, Klemen; Grandi, Gabriele; Hammami, Manel; Mandrioli, Riccardo; Viatkin, Aleksandr; Vujacic, Marija
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