Compact medium voltage DC/DC converter using series-connected power devices

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Abstract

Medium voltage (MV) DC/DC converters are key equipment for interconnection between DC power lines with different voltage levels in MVDC grids. The Input-series-output-parallel (ISOP) modular MV DC/DC converter is feasible to realize MV to low voltage (LV) conversion. However, a large number of LV modules in the converter may reduce the reliability and increase the complexity. This letter proposes a phase-shifted full-bridge MV DC/DC converter using series-connected power devices as switching modules. The converter is of low cost, simple structure, compact volume, and high reliability because these switching modules require only one external isolated driver circuit and very few components to achieve voltage sharing among series-connected power devices. The operation principle of the switching modules is analyzed, and the simulation and experimental results validate the feasibility of the converter design.

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Zheng, S., & Lyu, F. (2020). Compact medium voltage DC/DC converter using series-connected power devices. Electronics (Switzerland), 9(6), 1–10. https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics9061024

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