Converter for transferring power between DC systems
AssigneeThe University Court of the University of Aberdeen
InventorDragan Jovcic
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AssigneeThe University Court of the University of Aberdeen
InventorDragan Jovcic
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The present invention relates to a converter for transferring power between a first DC system of DC voltage V1 and a second DC system of DC voltage V2, the converter comprising: —a first AC/DC converter for transforming DC voltage V1 into a first single phase AC voltage V1ac, of frequency ω, root mean square line-neutral magnitude V1acm and angle α1; a second AC/DC converter for transforming DC voltage V2 into a second single phase AC voltage V2ac, of frequency ω, root mean square line-neutral magnitude V2acm and angle α2; and two inductors L1, L2 and a capacitor C, wherein the first terminals of the inductors and capacitor are connected together, the second terminal of inductor L1 and the second terminal of the capacitor C are connected to the first AC voltage V1ac, and the second terminal of inductor L2 and the second terminal of the capacitor C are connected to the second AC voltage V2ac; wherein the value of the capacitor C, inductor L1 and inductor L2 are selected to enable required power transfer and to minimize current in inductor L1, and/or minimize current in inductor L2.
A converter for transferring power between a p phase AC system of AC voltage V1ac of frequency ω, root mean square line-neutral magnitude V1acm, and m DC systems respectively of DC voltage V2i(i=1, 2, . . . m), where m is any positive integer, the converter comprising:
A converter for transferring power between a p phase AC system of AC voltage V1ac of frequency ω, root mean square line-neutral magnitude V1acm and angle α1, and a DC system of DC voltage V2, the converter comprising:
A converter for transferring power between a first DC system of DC voltage V1 and a second DC system of DC voltage V2, the converter comprising:
A converter for transferring power between a first DC system of DC voltage V1 and a second DC system of DC voltage V2, the converter comprising:
A converter for transferring power between n DC systems respectively of DC voltage V1i(i=1, 2, . . . n) and m DC systems respectively of DC voltage V2j(j=1, 2, . . . m), where n and m are both any positive integer, the converter comprising:
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