Easy Transfer Learning-Based Model-Data-Hybrid-Driven Fault Detection for Battery Inverters

In this letter, a hybrid method of fault detection using data and models, based on easy knowledge transfer learning, is proposed. The proposed method is applied for multiple battery converters, where new systems that are integrated into a microgrid are trained using the knowledge acquired by the existing systems during the offline phase. The new Target classifier can detect both open-circuit faults and current sensor faults with a 60% dataset reduction. The effectiveness of the method has been experimentally corroborated in a microgrid with two three-phase two-level converters, one Source, and one Target. Different values in terms of voltage, capacity, and power rating of the batteries, are tested using hardware in the loop. The detection accuracy is 99.1%.

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IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tie.2024.3481903
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14
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Advanced Battery Technologies Research
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Abstract

In this letter, a hybrid method of fault detection using data and models, based on easy knowledge transfer learning, is proposed. The proposed method is applied for multiple battery converters, where new systems that are integrated into a microgrid are trained using the knowledge acquired by the existing systems during the offline phase. The new Target classifier can detect both open-circuit faults and current sensor faults with a 60% dataset reduction. The effectiveness of the method has been experimentally corroborated in a microgrid with two three-phase two-level converters, one Source, and one Target. Different values in terms of voltage, capacity, and power rating of the batteries, are tested using hardware in the loop. The detection accuracy is 99.1%.

IEEE Transactions on Industrial ElectronicsVol. 72(5)
City University of Hong Kong (HK), Nanyang Technological University (SG), Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (CN)
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