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November 22, 2021IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications23 citations

Power-Loss Characterization and Reduction of the 750-V 100-KW 16-KHz Dual-Active-Bridge Converter With Buck and Boost Mode

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RHRyo HanedaHAHirofumi Akagi

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This article presents an advanced method for power-loss breakdown of a high-power bidirectional isolated dual-active-bridge (DAB) dc-to-dc converter using SiC-mosfet/SBD H-bridge modules. This method is so simple and practical as to extract a switching loss from accurately measured overall losses. A test bench designed and built in this article is characterized by cascading the two identical 750-V 100-kW 16-kHz DAB converters equipped with the two identical unity-turns-ratio transformers. The test bench allows power-loss breakdown at buck and boost operation. When a dc-input voltage of 750 V is different from a dc-output voltage of 850 V at 100 kW and 16 kHz, “hybrid” phase-shift control makes the overall power loss lower by 158 W than “pure” phase-shift control.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6cf59975498292b707b0eahttps://doi.org/10.1109/tia.2021.3129728
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