Efficient EV Fast Charging Infrastructure Using Hybrid Renewable Energy and Quasi Z-Source Multiport Converter

S. Tamilselvan; P. Vijayapriya

doi:10.1007/s40998-025-01015-w

January 27, 2026Iranian Journal of Science and Technology Transactions of Electrical Engineering

Efficient EV Fast Charging Infrastructure Using Hybrid Renewable Energy and Quasi Z-Source Multiport Converter

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Fast charging infrastructure improves efficiency by utilizing renewable energy sources and advanced technology.
The innovative quasi Z-source multiport converter enhances the energy transfer process across multiple ports.
Assessment of the system's performance indicates improved charging times and energy management compared to traditional methods.
This approach supports sustainable energy solutions, though real-world applications require further validation.

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Observational analysis highlights efficient fast charging in electric vehicles, suggesting renewable energy integration improves infrastructure sustainability.

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