Design of a Dual-Inverter Structure for a Point-to-Point Multifrequency Power Transfer

“This paper presents the design of a dual-inverter structure for multifrequency power transfer applications in microgrids. The proposed system significantly reduces filtering requirements throughout the microgrid by restricting the multifrequency operation to a specific section of the power distribution line. The dual-inverter device integrates two synchronized full-bridge inverters to enable independent control of voltage and current components at different frequencies. Expanding beyond a single device, a system configuration incorporating two sender/receiver dual-inverter devices enables multifrequency power exchange between nodes in a microgrid. The proposed system is validated through small-signal stability analysis, simulation results, and experimental testing of a demonstrator incorporating the enhancements developed in this work.”

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IEEE Open Journal of Power Electronics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ojpel.2025.3552700
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Design of a Dual-Inverter Structure for a Point-to-Point Multifrequency Power Transfer

Roberto Giral, Xavier Genaro-Muñoz, Hugo Valderrama‐Blavi
IEEE Open Journal of Power Electronics
Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Design of a Dual-Inverter Structure for a Point-to-Point Multifrequency Power Transfer

Roberto Giral, Xavier Genaro-Muñoz, Hugo Valderrama‐Blavi
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Abstract

“This paper presents the design of a dual-inverter structure for multifrequency power transfer applications in microgrids. The proposed system significantly reduces filtering requirements throughout the microgrid by restricting the multifrequency operation to a specific section of the power distribution line. The dual-inverter device integrates two synchronized full-bridge inverters to enable independent control of voltage and current components at different frequencies. Expanding beyond a single device, a system configuration incorporating two sender/receiver dual-inverter devices enables multifrequency power exchange between nodes in a microgrid. The proposed system is validated through small-signal stability analysis, simulation results, and experimental testing of a demonstrator incorporating the enhancements developed in this work.”

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