In this paper the dual active bridge (DAB) is analyzed and three modulation approaches are proposed and tested to improve the converter's efficiency. Zero-voltage switching maps are reported to show the most favorable operating conditions to reduce switching and conduction losses contributions. The results are validated considering an experimental DAB converter prototype. It is shown that accounting ZVS with the characterization of switching behavior of the devices allows significant improvements with respect to simply give a constraint on the instantaneous current switching values, at the reported operating conditions.

Triple-Phase Shift Modulation for Dual Active Bridge based on Simplified Switching Loss Model

Pistollato S.;Caldognetto T.;Mattavelli P.;Magnone P.
2019

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In this paper the dual active bridge (DAB) is analyzed and three modulation approaches are proposed and tested to improve the converter's efficiency. Zero-voltage switching maps are reported to show the most favorable operating conditions to reduce switching and conduction losses contributions. The results are validated considering an experimental DAB converter prototype. It is shown that accounting ZVS with the characterization of switching behavior of the devices allows significant improvements with respect to simply give a constraint on the instantaneous current switching values, at the reported operating conditions.
2019
2019 AEIT International Annual Conference, AEIT 2019
978-8-8872-3745-0
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