A Bipolar Output Active-Switched-Inductor Converter for Bipolar DC Microgrid

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A bipolar DC microgrid shows good performance since it improves the efficiency and system's reliability. To transmit power to the load, several DC-DC converters are required by the conventional bipolar DC microgrid, which results into large weight, volume, and high cost. To integrate bipolar DC microgrid with the photovoltaic (PV) module, a novel bipolar output converter is proposed in this paper. This converter possesses very simple circuit configuration and can achieve a high step-up voltage gain by adopting active-switched-inductor (ASL) network; meanwhile, bipolar output voltage is between positive line (P), negative line (N), and common ground (O), which can offer three voltage classes (Vdc, +0.5 Vdc and -0.5 Vdc). To verify the precision of the analysis of the proposed converter, a prototype has been designed and experiments are performed in the lab.

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Guo, Y., & Sun, H. (2022). A Bipolar Output Active-Switched-Inductor Converter for Bipolar DC Microgrid. International Journal of Photoenergy, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/7252163

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