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Deadbeat Current Controller for Bidirectional Dual-Active-Bridge Converter Using an Enhanced SPS Modulation Method
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DOI：10.1109/TPEL.2020.3007706.png)
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This letter proposes a deadbeat current controller for isolated bidirectional dual-active-bridge dc-dc converter. The controller uses an enhanced single phase shift modulation method by exploiting pulse width as an extra control variable besides phase shift ratio, the only control variable of the conventional single phase shift modulation. The current reference can be tracked within one switching cycle during the bidirectional power transmission and transition of the two directions. Deadtime effect is studied and the compensation method for the controller is proposed. Parameter robustness is analyzed by mathematical derivation and the online autotuning method for the inductance is presented. The proposed deadbeat current controller is simple and easy for implementation. Moreover, it shows superior dynamic performance, which is verified by experimental results during the transient processes of the converter. The effectiveness of the autotuning method is also validated by the prototype experiment.
Keywords:
Switches
Power transmission
Transient analysis
Steady-state
Phase modulation
DC-DC power converters
Deadbeat control
isolated bidirectional dual-active-bridge dc-dc converter (IBDC)
single phase shift (SPS)
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