Title :
A novel B3C converter
Author :
Frivaldsky, Michal ; Dobrucky, Branislav ; Spanik, P. ; Koscelnik
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Mechatron. & Electron., Univ. of Zilina, Zilina, Slovakia
Abstract :
The paper deals with investigation of novel B3C converter which can be utilized as a part of power semiconductor system in traction, automotive, or industrial applications like renewable energy sources. Proposed solution of main circuit of B3C converter is based on buck-boost topology (BB), whereby energy transfer from source to load and vice versa is possible - bidirectional converter (B). Due to this description the designation of B3C was made. Based on previous abilities, parameters of electrical variables like voltage, current and power are able to be adapted based on the current requirements of application. Due to natural behvior of proposed topology their values can be increased or decreased in first (energy transfer from source to load) or in third (energy transfer from load to source) quadrant of converter´s operation. The boost effect of output voltage can be increased - if it is not sufficient one - by appropriated ratio of number of inductor windings. In this paper the novel B3C converter will be presented together with analysis of operational intervals both for simulation as well as for experimental measurement.
Keywords :
DC-DC power convertors; network topology; B3C converter; BB; automotive application; bidirectional converter; bidirectional operation with voltage amplitude modulation; buck-boost topology; energy transfer; industrial application; power semiconductor system; traction application; Energy exchange; Harmonic analysis; Power harmonic filters; Resistance; Topology; Transistors; Voltage control; DC-DC power converter; bidirectional stepup/step-down converter; duty cycle factor; parasitic parameters; steady-state operation Introduction (Heading 1); transfer function;
Conference_Titel :
Applied Electronics (AE), 2014 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Pilsen
Print_ISBN :
978-8-0261-0276-2
DOI :
10.1109/AE.2014.7011675