Design optimization of high frequency transformer with controlled leakage inductance for current fed dual active bridge converter

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Abstract

Current fed dual active bridge converters for photovoltaic generation may typically require a given leakage or extra inductance in order to provide proper control of the currents. Therefore, the many researches have been focused on the leakage inductance control of high frequency transformer to integrate an extra inductor. In this paper, an asymmetric winding arrangement to get the controlled leakage inductance for the high frequency transformer is proposed to improve the efficiency of the current fed dual active bridge converter. In order to accurate analysis, a coupled electromagnetic analysis model of transformer connected with high frequency switching circuit is used. A design optimization procedure for high efficiency is also presented using design analysis model, and it is verified by the experimental result.

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Jung, T. U., Kim, M. H., & Yoo, J. H. (2018). Design optimization of high frequency transformer with controlled leakage inductance for current fed dual active bridge converter. AIP Advances, 8(5). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5007773

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