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In order to widen voltage gain of bidirectional on-board charger to meet requirements of electric vehicle with different voltage levels, a novel bidirectional five-level multimodeCLLCresonant converter is proposed by combining theCLLCresonant tank module (RTM) with the five-level cascaded neutral-point clamp active bridge which is composed of two three-level neutral-point clamp (3L-NPC) bridge arms. Furthermore, the converter can, respectively, establish three voltage gain modes of high, medium, and low to effectively widen voltage gain adjustment capabilities through the fixed-frequency plus phase-shift hybrid modulation independently adopted in each 3L-NPC bridge arm, while soft-switching is realized by phase control between resonant current and input voltage of RTM. Meanwhile, the key parameters of RTM would be symmetrically designed to make bidirectional power transmission characteristics, which become consistent based on soft-switching and monotonic voltage gain control. Finally, according to the simulation platform and experimental prototype, it can be shown that the practical voltage gain is close to the theoretical design gain and converter has good dynamic performances after realizing soft-switching in each mode.
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