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  4. Emulation of Loss Free Resistor for Single-Stage Three-Phase PFC Converter in Electric Vehicle Charging Application
 
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Emulation of Loss Free Resistor for Single-Stage Three-Phase PFC Converter in Electric Vehicle Charging Application

Date Issued
2020-03-01
Author(s)
Rathore, Nupur
Gangavarapu, Sivanagaraju
Rathore, Akshay Kumar
Fulwani, Deepak
DOI
10.1109/TTE.2020.2976878
Abstract
In this article, the modular three-phase ac-dc converter using single-phase isolated Ćuk rectifier modules for charging of electric vehicles is discussed. The converters are designed and analyzed for the continuous conduction mode (CCM). This article is based on a new concept of adaptive sliding-mode-based loss-free resistor (ASLFR). ASLFR is a control scheme, which allows dual aim of power factor correction along with tight voltage regulation; hence, the adopted topology serves as a fitting single-stage solution for balanced three-phase systems. Complete theory is developed for the application, and the effectiveness of the scheme is well-established. Various studies to confirm the robustness of the system to any load and line variation are carried out. Moreover, a qualitative analysis is also made to show the expediency of the proposed ASLFR. Simulation as well as experimental studies are claimed theoretically.
Subjects
  • AC-DC converter

  • adaptive sliding-mode...

  • electric vehicle (EV)...

  • modular three-phase c...

  • power factor correcti...

  • single-stage PFC

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