Unified Controller Design for Two-Stage Converter Based on Feed-Forward Compensation

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A unified control structure for two-stage power converter system (PCS) is proposed which incorporates both charging and discharging modes within the same controller. Detailed modeling process is presented using sub-system approach. Power feed-forward compensation with direct battery current reference is engaged to enable fast response to power change on battery side, thus reducing DC bus voltage fluctuation during transients. Simulation and experiments show that the proposed control structure can effectively improve dynamic response without compromising steady-state performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 732-733)

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1271-1279

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August 2013

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