Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems

A new dual-input DC-DC converter based on quasi-Z source converter is proposed in this study. This converter is a suitable option for efficiently interfacing two energy sources with a common load. The proposed topology, by integrating the switched-capacitor cell and coupled-inductor, provides a hi...

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Main Authors: BAYAT, P., BAGHRAMIAN, A.
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Language:English
Published: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava 2019-11-01
Series:Advances in Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.4316/AECE.2019.04006
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spelling doaj-f37c938f947a4214ac04bc8d65eda4f32020-11-25T00:49:48ZengStefan cel Mare University of SuceavaAdvances in Electrical and Computer Engineering1582-74451844-76002019-11-01194475610.4316/AECE.2019.04006Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC SystemsBAYAT, P.BAGHRAMIAN, A.A new dual-input DC-DC converter based on quasi-Z source converter is proposed in this study. This converter is a suitable option for efficiently interfacing two energy sources with a common load. The proposed topology, by integrating the switched-capacitor cell and coupled-inductor, provides a high step-up gain of voltage conversion at small duty cycles. This topology works only by two switches and voltage stress across the switches is low. Furthermore, continuous input current is one of the key features of the proposed converter which makes it suitable for hybrid photovoltaic and fuel cell systems. In this research, it is attempted to explain the operating principles, steady-state analysis, control and modulation for the proposed converter under continuous inductor current mode. The merits of the proposed converter are presented compared with those of other dual-input converters. Finally, simulation results from MATLAB\Simulink are presented and experiments with a 150W prototype are performed to investigate the performance and effectiveness of the studied circuit.http://dx.doi.org/10.4316/AECE.2019.04006control designdc-dc power converterfuel cellsphotovoltaic systemsswitched capacitor circuits
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author BAYAT, P.
BAGHRAMIAN, A.
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BAGHRAMIAN, A.
Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems
Advances in Electrical and Computer Engineering
control design
dc-dc power converter
fuel cells
photovoltaic systems
switched capacitor circuits
author_facet BAYAT, P.
BAGHRAMIAN, A.
author_sort BAYAT, P.
title Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems
title_short Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems
title_full Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems
title_fullStr Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems
title_full_unstemmed Analysis and Control of a New Dual-input Impedance-based DCâDC Converter for Hybrid PV-FC Systems
title_sort analysis and control of a new dual-input impedance-based dcâdc converter for hybrid pv-fc systems
publisher Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava
series Advances in Electrical and Computer Engineering
issn 1582-7445
1844-7600
publishDate 2019-11-01
description A new dual-input DC-DC converter based on quasi-Z source converter is proposed in this study. This converter is a suitable option for efficiently interfacing two energy sources with a common load. The proposed topology, by integrating the switched-capacitor cell and coupled-inductor, provides a high step-up gain of voltage conversion at small duty cycles. This topology works only by two switches and voltage stress across the switches is low. Furthermore, continuous input current is one of the key features of the proposed converter which makes it suitable for hybrid photovoltaic and fuel cell systems. In this research, it is attempted to explain the operating principles, steady-state analysis, control and modulation for the proposed converter under continuous inductor current mode. The merits of the proposed converter are presented compared with those of other dual-input converters. Finally, simulation results from MATLAB\Simulink are presented and experiments with a 150W prototype are performed to investigate the performance and effectiveness of the studied circuit.
topic control design
dc-dc power converter
fuel cells
photovoltaic systems
switched capacitor circuits
url http://dx.doi.org/10.4316/AECE.2019.04006
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