Performance Verification of Full-Bridge DC To DC Converter Used for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Electric vehicle (EV) usage increased in the world. The main cause of increasing EV importance decreasing fuel sources. The main advantages of EV are no pollution, less maintenance cost, high efficiency. However, some drawbacks are high charging time, fewer charging stations, and less distance trans...

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Main Authors: Chenchireddy, Kalagotla, Goud, B Srinath, Sudhan Mudhiraj, Ch. Madhu, Rajitha, N., Kumar, B Sravan, Jagan, Vadthya
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Batteries
Battery
DC-DC Converter
DC-DC power converters
Electric vehicle charging
Electrical vehicle
EV Charging Station
PI control
PI controller
Power systems
Software packages
Topology
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Summary:Electric vehicle (EV) usage increased in the world. The main cause of increasing EV importance decreasing fuel sources. The main advantages of EV are no pollution, less maintenance cost, high efficiency. However, some drawbacks are high charging time, fewer charging stations, and less distance transportation. This paper presents a full-bridge (FB) DC-DC Converter for charging the electric vehicle. The main configuration of this FB converter stored energy in the battery at the EV charging station. Compare with the other DC-DC converter full-bridge converter is additionally appropriate for a power system where maximum voltage and maximum power are convoluted. The corresponding representations for charging mode and strategy with phase shift control technique are presented. The PI controller was implemented for controlling the FB DC-DC converter. The recommended topology will be implemented in MATLAB/ Simulink software. A detailed model by testing the present topology in terms of charging time, effective functioning of unidirectional power flow, hence, the life of battery and vehicle will be improved.
ISSN:2575-7288
DOI:10.1109/ICACCS54159.2022.9785288