Title :
Using onboard electrical propulsion systems to provide plug-in charging, V2G and mobile power generation capabilities for HEVs
Author :
Su, Gui-Jia ; Tang, Lixin
Author_Institution :
Energy & Transp. Sci. Div., Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., Knoxville, TN, USA
Abstract :
The onboard electrical propulsion system (OEPS) in a hybrid electric vehicle can be used to eliminate the need for a standalone charger for providing plug-in battery charging, vehicle-to-grid, and mobile power generation capabilities. This paper discusses several possible configurations for using OEPSs as bidirectional battery chargers. Pulse width modulation control methods uniquely afforded by some of the configurations, which can significantly reduce the switching losses and substantially increase the efficiency of the resultant chargers, are also discussed. Test results on an OEPS consisting of a dual inverter/motor drive prototype configured as a bidirectional battery charger and mobile power generator are included.
Keywords :
PWM invertors; battery chargers; battery powered vehicles; electric propulsion; hybrid electric vehicles; mobile power plants; motor drives; HEV; OEPS; V2G; bidirectional battery charger; dual inverter-motor drive prototype; hybrid electric vehicle; mobile power generation capability; onboard electrical propulsion system; plug-in battery charging; pulse width modulation control method; resultant chargers; standalone charger; switching loss reduction; vehicle-to-grid capability; Batteries; Circuit breakers; Inverters; Mobile communication; Pulse width modulation; Traction motors; Vehicles; Plug-in HEV battery charger; integral HEV battery charger; mobile power genergator; vehicle-to-grid sopport;
Conference_Titel :
Electric Vehicle Conference (IEVC), 2012 IEEE International
Conference_Location :
Greenville, SC
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-1562-3
DOI :
10.1109/IEVC.2012.6183282