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Power unit architecture in a high-power charging system for EVs

handle: 11573/1674255
The paper proposes a methodology to define the architecture of the power unit of a UFC (Ultra Fast Charging) station for electric vehicles (EVs), capable of reaching a power of 350 kW. The main goal is to improve the efficiency of the system defining the best configuration by a MATLAB software (BEA – Best Efficiency Architecture) developed by the authors. The software allows defining the best architecture taking into account efficiency-power curves of all AC/DC and DC/DC power modules currently available on the market, thus increasing energy savings. Architectures based on different connection of AC/DC and DC/DC converters using DC bus have been taken considered. The best configuration found has been simulated using Simulink software, performing time-domain electrical simulations in order to verify and validate the architecture chosen.
electric vehicles; ultra fast charging; charging station architecture
electric vehicles; ultra fast charging; charging station architecture
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