A Nonisolated Four-Port DC-DC Converter for Solar PV-Battery Integration in Bipolar Load Systems

The article introduces a new four-port converter formulated for integration of Solar PV and battery into bipolar DC microgrid systems, achieving single-stage energy conversion. Distinguished by its improved power density, incorporating single inductor, the proposed circuit exhibits enhanced voltage boost in contrast to contemporary non-isolated multiport DC-DC converters. Notably, all input and output ports share a common reference ground. The symmetrical structure at the output inherently regulates both pole voltages, while ensuring inductor current control leveraging a simplified control strategy. Moreover, the proposed converter is capable of executing as a single-input-triple-output, dual-input-dual-output, or single-input-dual-output system based on the energy relationships between the source and the load. The article explores various operational modes and presents simulation results highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed circuit.

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2024-08-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/intelec60315.2024.10678968
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A Nonisolated Four-Port DC-DC Converter for Solar PV-Battery Integration in Bipolar Load Systems

Arun Dominic D, Prajof Prabhakaran, Sourav Prasad
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A Nonisolated Four-Port DC-DC Converter for Solar PV-Battery Integration in Bipolar Load Systems

Arun Dominic D, Prajof Prabhakaran, Sourav Prasad
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The article introduces a new four-port converter formulated for integration of Solar PV and battery into bipolar DC microgrid systems, achieving single-stage energy conversion. Distinguished by its improved power density, incorporating single inductor, the proposed circuit exhibits enhanced voltage boost in contrast to contemporary non-isolated multiport DC-DC converters. Notably, all input and output ports share a common reference ground. The symmetrical structure at the output inherently regulates both pole voltages, while ensuring inductor current control leveraging a simplified control strategy. Moreover, the proposed converter is capable of executing as a single-input-triple-output, dual-input-dual-output, or single-input-dual-output system based on the energy relationships between the source and the load. The article explores various operational modes and presents simulation results highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed circuit.

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A Nonisolated Four-Port DC-DC Converter for Solar PV-Battery Integration in Bipolar Load Systems — Arun Dominic D, Prajof Prabhakaran, et al. · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS