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April 20, 2018
Lecture TitleDistribution Grids with DC Technology
Univ.-Prof. Dr.ir. Dr. h.c. Rik W. De Doncker,Director FEN Research Campus
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Background: Energy market mechanisms that enabled more decentralized power production
Market changes that were introduced stepwise (EU):
1. Market liberalization allowed decentralized power generation, creating prosumers, typically small scale power generation (CHP) and REN sources (mostly volatile sources, such as PV and wind)
2. CO2 certificates
3. Unbundling of power generation and grid operation
4. Unbundling of TSO and DSO
Challenge:
Need to find technical solutions that are socially and economically viable within these new markets and regulations
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Global installed capacity of wind
487 GWpeak installed capacity by the end of 2016 – assuming 50% DFG, this translates in approximately 750 GVA of power electronic converters
Multi-megawatt power electronic converters are becoming a mass product. During the past 25 years a major cost reduction of voltage source inverters took place; from 500 €/kVA down to 25 €/kVA
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Global installed capacity of PV is accelerating
• 285 GWpeak of PV installed by 2016
• About 315 GVA of PV (string and central) inverters are installed by 2016
• LCE of PV in some countries is lower than that of wind or coal power plants
Source: PowerWeb
487 GW instead of 497 GW
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Price of silicon cells and power electronics inter-twined?
Silicon is made of SiO2 (i.e. sand, an abundant material) and energyEnergy is produced by PVPV energy is controlled and converted by power electronics made of silicon
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Electrical Grids for a CO2 Neutral Electrical Energy Supply SystemSector coupling to provide massive energy storage
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Electrical Grids for a CO2 Neutral Electrical Energy Supply SystemAbout 1/3 in HV, 1/3 in MV, 1/3 in Low-Voltage Distribution Grid
Interesting observation:The transmission grid requires just minimal extension with HVDC. ETG Task Force expects less cost for DC integration in infrastructure.The MV distribution grid will become bottleneck.
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The “1/3 rule” already applies to the German installed capacities
Future grids cannot ignore the energy feed-in in medium- and low-voltage distribution grids and must become interconnected
Offshore-wind parks
Large solar andwind parks
Industrial powerplants
Central power stations
40,7 GW Solar andwind parks
Municipal powerplants
4,5 GW
23,2 GW PV-systems in localDistribution gridsLocal distribution
grids
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Bi-directional, interconnected grid structure
High voltagefrom 100 kV
Medium voltage
Low voltage
Conventional power sources Renewable power sources
Daten: Bundesnetzagentur - Daten und Informationen zum EEG (31.12.2015) , Kraftwerksliste und Zahlen (10.06.2016, Status 2015)(5 GW not associated)
Intelligent MVDC Interconnected SubstationsDual-Active Bridge as modular PEBBFurther development with ARCPZVS extension with tap changerMultiport converter as power router
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Urban Regional, Flexible MVDC Distribution Grid linked to HVDC Cellular „Underlay“ structure
© R.W. De Doncker, J. von Bloh
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Intelligent MVDC Interconnected Substations
AixControl XRS7070
Physiology
DC-DC converterLandscape architecture
Research grid
Medium-frequency transformer
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Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterMedium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC Converter
P = 7 MW, VDC = 5 kV ±10 % Si-Steel 180 µm lamination Efficiency up to 99.2 % @1 kHz Ultimately air-cooled devices are an option DC substation at 1/3 weight of 50 Hz
transformer
R. Lenke, „A Contribution to the Design of Isolated DC-DC Converters for Utility Applications“, Diss. RWTH Aachen University, E.ON ERC, 2012N. Soltau, „High-power medium-voltage DC-DC converters : design, control and demonstration”, Diss., RWTH Aachen University, E.ON ERC, 2017
DAB uses ABB IGCT Stacks
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Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterMedium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC Converter
P = 7 MW, VDC = 5 kV ±10 % Si-Steel 180 µm lamination Efficiency up to 99.2 % @1 kHz Ultimately air-cooled devices are an option DC substation at 1/3 weight of 50 Hz
transformer
DAB uses ABB IGCT Stacks
R. Lenke, „A Contribution to the Design of Isolated DC-DC Converters for Utility Applications“, Diss. RWTH Aachen University, E.ON ERC, 2012N. Soltau, „High-power medium-voltage DC-DC converters : design, control and demonstration”, Diss., RWTH Aachen University, E.ON ERC, 2017
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DAB uses ABB IGCT Stacks
P = 7 MW, VDC = 5 kV ±10 % Si-Steel 180 µm lamination Efficiency up to 99.2 % @1 kHz Ultimately air-cooled devices are an option DC substation at 1/3 weight of 50 Hz
transformer
power
5 MW DAB DC-DC Converter
Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterMedium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC Converter
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DAB uses ABB IGCT Stacks
P = 7 MW, VDC = 5 kV ±10 % Si-Steel 180 µm lamination Efficiency up to 99.2 % @1 kHz Ultimately air-cooled devices are an option DC substation at 1/3 weight of 50 Hz
transformer
power
5 MW DAB DC-DC Converter
Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterMedium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC Converter
Vin
Vout
jXI
I
ϕ
P ≈ sin ϕVin Vout
X
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DAB uses ABB IGCT Stacks
P = 7 MW, VDC = 5 kV ±10 % Si-Steel 180 µm lamination Efficiency up to 99.2 % @1 kHz Ultimately air-cooled devices are an option DC substation at 1/3 weight of 50 Hz
transformer
power
5 MW DAB DC-DC Converter
Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterMedium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC Converter
Vout/Vin
ϕ in deg
1.0
1.5
0.5
Soft switching area
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Medium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC ConverterDual-Active Bridge as a universal PEBB
Three-Phase Dual-Active Bridge (DAB)
− High efficiency (99%)− Medium-frequency ac-link− Modular approach- PEBB− Scalable in power and voltage− Buck-Boost operation− Short circuit proof− Primary and secondary side can be
connected in series or parallel− Can be built with redundancy
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Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterFurther Development with ARCP
Operation Principle of the Dual-Active Bridge with Auxiliary-Resonant Commutated Pole
Main goal is to guarantee a zero-voltage condition at the main converter legs
N. Soltau, J. Lange, M. Stieneker, H. Stagge and R. W. De Doncker, "Ensuring soft-switching operation of a three-phase dual-active bridge DC-DC converter applying an auxiliary resonant-commutated pole," 2014 16th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications, 2014, pp. 1-10. doi: 10.1109/EPE.2014.6910857
J. Voss, B. Bagaber and R. W. De Doncker, "Full soft-switching capability of the dual-active bridge by using the auxiliary-resonant commutated-pole technique," 2017 IEEE 8th International Symposium on Power Electronics for Distributed Generation Systems (PEDG), 2017, pp. 1-8. doi: 10.1109/PEDG.2017.7972487
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Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterFurther Development with ARCP
Characterization of Four-Quadrant Switches for ARCP
Tested up to 2kV - Extrapolated Losses @ 5 kV
Thyristor with SiC 3.41 kW
IGBT 10.19 kW
IGBT with SiC 3.37 kW
IGCT with SiC 3.76 kW
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Dual Active Bridge DC-DC Converter with Tap ChangerZero Voltage Switching Extension
Tap changer extends the zero-voltage switching− The DAB with tap changer can be modulated completely in ZVS if at low load the
triangular modulation strategy is used Trade-off between reduction of losses and number of taps
V1 = 50 V
V2
in V
ϕ in deg ϕ in deg ϕ in deg
V2
in V
V2
in V
Tr = 5 Tr = 3, 5, 7 Tr = 2 to 8
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Dual Active Bridge DC-DC Converter with Tap ChangerPrototype DAB with Tap Changer
LV-H-bridge 4
LV-H-bridge 3
LV-H-bridge 2
LV-H-bridge 1Transformer
HV-H-bridge
LV H-bridges Transformer Tap changer HV H-bridge
S. Taraborrelli, R. Spenke and R. W. De Doncker, "Bidirectional dual active bridge converter using a tap changer for extended voltage ranges," 2016 18th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE'16 ECCE Europe), Karlsruhe, 2016, pp. 1-10, doi: 10.1109/EPE.2016.7695668
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Modulation Schemes to Extend Soft-Switching RangeAsymmetrical Duty-Cycle Control
Injection of common-mode voltage into the transformer neutral point
Zero-current switching is achieved inextended operation range by three modulation modes
aS
New modulation waveforms Original soft-switching range Extended soft-switching range
Hauke van Hoek, “Design and operation considerations of three-phase dual active bridge converters for low-power applications with wide voltage ranges,” PhD Thesis, RWTH Aachen University, DOI: 10.18154/RWTH-2017-02955J. Hu, N. Soltau and R. W. De Doncker, "Asymmetrical duty-cycle control of three-phase dual-active bridge converter for soft-switching range extension," 2016 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE), Milwaukee, WI, 2016, pp. 1-8., doi: 10.1109/ECCE.2016.7854888
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Modulation Schemes to Extend Soft-Switching RangeAsymmetrical Duty-Cycle Control
• J. Hu, N. Soltau and R. W. De Doncker, "Asymmetrical duty-cycle control of three-phase dual-active bridge converter for soft-switching range extension,"2016 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE), Milwaukee, WI, 2016, pp. 1-8.
• Jingxin Hu, Zhiqing Yang, N. Soltau and R. W. De Doncker, "A duty-cycle control method to ensure soft-switching operation of a high-power three-phase dual-active bridge converter, " 2017 IEEE 3rd International Future Energy Electronics Conference and ECCE Asia (IFEEC 2017 - ECCE Asia),Kaohsiung, 2017, pp. 866-871.
Efficiency for various voltage ratios and power levels
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Multiport DC-DC Converters as Power Router
Fully bidirectional power flow between different loads/grids, i.e., no intermediate (high voltage) stage is required to exchange power between loads/grids of different or equal voltage levels
Low component count (each load/grid requires only one power electronic port)
High utilization of components
Arbitrary number of loads/grids can be operated in island mode
Highly efficient and flexible way for interconnecting dc grids/loads
identical power stages
Using multi-port dc-dc converter
Using separate dc-dc converters
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Three-Phase Triple-Active Bridge DC-DC Converter
M. Neubert, A. Gorodnichev, J. Gottschlich and R. W. De Doncker, "Performance analysis of a triple-active bridge converter for interconnection of future dc-grids," 2016 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE), Milwaukee, WI, 2016, pp. 1-8., doi: 10.1109/ECCE.2016.7855337
150 kW, 20 kHz 5 kV, 760 V and 380 V 10 kV SiC MOSFETs10 kV SiC MOSFETs and gate drivers
of medium-voltage port
Protection Strategies and ControlUnderlay gridsProtection in meshed DC gridsConverter control methodsHardware-in-the-Loop enabling real-time control evaluation
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Classical Distribution Grids are radialIntegration of decentralized supplies. renewables, storage and e-Mobility is difficult
MV MV
LVLVLVLV
HV
25% 25% 25% 25%
50% 50%
=~3~
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Classical Distribution Grids are radial and massively oversizedIntegration of decentralized supplies. renewables, storage and e-Mobility is difficult
HV
25% 25% 25%
100 %
25% 25% 25%
MV MV
LVLVLVLV
25%
=~3~
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Hybrid Approach to Maximize Capacity of Distribution Grids Integration of e-Mobility, PV, Wind, Storage … by MVDC-Backbone
3~= =
3~= =MVDC
MVDC
3xFCS
HV
= == = = == = = == = = =
3xFCS= =
25%
25%
25%
100% 100%
25%50 %50 %
MV MV
MVDC
LVLVLVLV
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= =N x (F)CS
= == = = =
Hybrid Approach to Maximize Capacity of Distribution GridsIntegration of e-Mobility, PV, Wind, Storage … by MVDC-Backbone
3~= =
3~= =MVDC
MVDC
HV
= = = == = = =N x (F)CS
25%
25%
25%
100% 100%
25%50 %50 %
MV MV
MVDC
LVLVLVLV
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Possible MVDC Grid StructureDual-Active Bridge and Multiport Converter
Galvanically isolated sub-grid structures− Multi-/ Three-Port DC-DC converter− Galvanic isolation− Connection of three different voltage levels possible
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Fault in Meshed DC GridsFault Isolation With DC Circuit Breaker
Normal operation
DC substationDC substationDC circuit breaker DC circuit breaker
DC substation
DC circuit breaker
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Fault in Meshed DC GridsFault Isolation With DC Circuit Breaker
DC substationDC substationDC circuit breaker DC circuit breaker
DC substation
DC circuit breaker
Normal operation - fault occurs
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Fault in Meshed DC GridsFault Isolation With DC Circuit Breaker
DC substationDC substationDC circuit breaker DC circuit breaker
DC substation
DC circuit breaker
Normal operation - fault occurs Clearing and isolation of the fault with DC Circuit Breakers Non affected part of three-port converter continued operation
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Fault in Meshed DC GridFault Isolation with DC Disconnects
Normal Operation
Picture: Siemens, Sicat 8WL6134 DC disconnector, 3 kV
DC substationDC substation
DC substation
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Fault in Meshed DC GridFault Isolation with DC Disconnects
Fault occurs
Picture: Siemens, Sicat 8WL6134 DC disconnector, 3 kV
DC substationDC substation
DC substation
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Fault in Meshed DC GridFault Isolation with DC Disconnects
Fault occurs Fault extinction via DC-DC converters (short interruption in power supply)
Picture: Siemens, Sicat 8WL6134 DC disconnector, 3 kV
DC substationDC substation
DC substation
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Fault in Meshed DC GridFault Isolation with DC Disconnects
Fault occurs Fault extinction via DC-DC converters (short interruption in power supply) Isolation of fault with disconnectors Non affected part of three-port converter can continue operation
Picture: Siemens, Sicat 8WL6134 DC disconnector, 3 kV
DC substationDC substation
DC substation
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DC-SwitchingState of the Art
Products are available for low voltage applications, ex. Traction applications (high speed mechanical circuit breakers)
Wide variety of designs proposed in research, hybrid, snubbered mechanical, active current injection, and solid-state circuit breakers topologies
Prototypes developed by different manufacturer (ex. Mitsubishi, ABB), ultra fast mechanical circuit breaker is a key component
Project Goal− Design of a circuit breaker in MVDC systems
[GEI12] GE Industrial Systems, “Gerapid High Speed DC Breaker Application Guide”, Plainville, USA (2012)[TOK15] S. Tokoyoda, K. Tahata, K. Kamei, K. Kikuchi, D. Yoshida, S. Oukaili*, R. Yamamoto, H. Ito. “DC circuit breakers for HVDC grid applications HVDC and Power Electronics technology and developments”. In: Across Borders – HVDC Systems and Market Integration International Symposium Cigre, Lund (2015), pp. 135–143.[DER14] Jürgen Häfner and Björn Jacobson. “Proactive Hybrid HVDC Breakers - A key innovation for reliable HVDC grids”. In: The electric power system of the future -Integrating supergrids and microgrids International Symposium Cigre, Bolonia (2011), pp. 264–273.
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DC – SwitchingCircuit Breaker Concepts of Interest
Hybrid Circuit Breaker− Circuit breaker opens upon fault current detection− current commutate through a PE-device
commutation path, low voltage drop develops over the mech. circuit breaker
− Active turn-off PE devices interrupt the current when arc extinguishes
Snubbered Mechanical Circuit Breaker (SMCB)
− Circuit breaker opens upon fault current detection− Capacitors limits the voltage over circuit breaker
during opening− Thyristors turn off at zero current detection to
eliminate oscillations with the network
Hybrid circuit breaker
CSnubber
Snubbered Mechanical Circuit Breaker
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Hybrid DC BreakerDevelopment of a new Power Electronic Device
Device− Consists of a GTO-wafer, a diode
stack, and a gate MOSFET− For a successful commutation
and turn-off, the condition to be satisfied is
𝑉𝑉pn + 𝑉𝑉Diode > 𝑉𝑉MOSFET− Work in progress: Proof of
concept and package design and construction (presspack)
Driver − Develop a driver based on similar
thyristor based power electronic devices
− Building prototype II after defining and solving issues of prototype I
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Dynamic Control of Dual Active Bridge DC-DC ConverterMedium-Voltage High-Power DC-DC Converter
DAB is a third order system (C - L- C) Oscillates when disturbances occur Active damping or predictive control is
needed to prevent instabilities
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Dynamic Behavior at Abrupt Change of Load Angle φ
Step change of φ leads to asymmetric phase currents
Oscillations of the dc current can be observed
Oscillations decay exponentially with time constant:
τ = Ls / Rwith R being the winding resistance of the transformer. Strong oscillations with highly
efficient converters (low R) featuring an increased dynamic voltage range (high Ls)
Limited bandwidth of current control
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Abrupt Change of Load Angle φ
Phase currents and dc current Phase currents in the αβ plane
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Predictive Instantaneous Current Control
Edges of the hexagon are proportional to load angle Introduction of pre-calculated intermediate steps in the load angle force the
current to settle on the intended trajectory, within half the switching period
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Load Angle Change with the Instantaneous Current Control
Phase currents and dc current Phase currents in the αβ plane
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Real-Time Control Evaluation
Replacement of bulky expensive hardware with real-time model
Extensive testing of control− Interfaces− Control Algorithm− Platform / Processor Hardware
Real-Time Controller
MeasurementsADC
PWM Signals
Real-Time Simulator
Code model
C++ user-definedstate-machine and control
Converter Hardware
F. Adler, A. Benigni, H. Stagge, A. Monti and R. W. De Doncker, "A new versatile hardware platform for digital real-time simulation: Verification and evaluation," 2012 IEEE 13th Workshop on Control and Modeling for Power Electronics (COMPEL), Kyoto, 2012, pp. 1-8., doi: 10.1109/COMPEL.2012.6251742A Benigni, F Adler, A Monti, R De Doncker “Real Time Simulation of large Wind Farms”, E.ON ERC Series, Volume 6, Issue 3, July 2014, ISSN:1868-7415
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Real-Time SimulationSetup
Roadmap development of DC ConvertersCost developmentImpact of New Materials – Increased power density
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Price development for transformer can change the AC-paradigm
Metal prices (Cu, Al , Si-Fe) for transformers at LMEx are increasing on long term Prices of power electronic systems are continuously dropping
− Increasing production quantities, new semiconductor generations and materials− Higher operating frequency and voltage levels During last 25 years a reduction of specific cost for frequency inverters
from 500 €/kVA to 25 €/kVA, 5 €/kVA expected in 2020
Milestone: In 2013 a frequency inverter was no longer more expensive(20 k€/MVA) than a 50 Hz transformer
Price transformer (€/MVA)Prices converter (€/kVA)
Thou
send
€/M
VA
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Technology Drivers Price Development of Power Electronics
• Specific cost for EV inverters− 1995: $50/kVA1
− 2015: $5/kVA2
− 2020 R&D target: $3.3/kVA
1 Source: Data provided by R. De Doncker2 Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Vehicle Technologies Office
3
4
5
6
7
8
2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
cost
in $
/kW
year
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Technology Drivers Price Development of Power Electronics
• DC-DC converter cost− Comprises two inverters and HF transformer− 2020 R&D target: $7.7/kW− Cost reduction using soft-switching and Wide
Bandgap Devices
1 Source: Data provided by R. De Doncker2 Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Vehicle Technologies Office
• Specific cost for EV inverters− 1995: $50/kVA1
− 2015: $5/kVA2
− 2020 R&D target: $3.3/kVA
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HI-LEVELDemonstrator next generation, low-cost EV inverters
• Project goal− Novel compact concept for reliable
electronics for drives of electric vehicles• Technology
− Drive converter based on high-current PCBs
− Embedding of power electronic devices into the PSB
• Demonstrator− 3-phase inverter− 50 kW, battery voltage 170-320 V,
phase current up to 320 A (short time)Turn-off transient
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Wide Bandgap and Si-Superjunction Converters
• SiC HV Battery DC-DC converter − fsw = 150 kHz− Pmax = 126 kW (3*42 kW)− Vbatt = 300…500 V − Vdc-link = Vbatt…800 V
• SiC Traction Inverter− fsw,max = 100 kHz− Pmax = 160 kW− Vin = 800 V
• GaN MHz DC-DC Converter− fsw = 30,3 MHz− Pmax = 150 W− Vin= 200 V− Vout= 40 V
• GaN Bidirectional Charger− fsw = 300 - 500 kHz− Pmax = 3.7 kW− Vgrid = 230 V − Vbattery = 250…400 V
• Superjunction LV Battery DC-DC Converter− fsw = 100 kHz− Pmax = 3 kW− Vbatt= 10…16 V− Vdc-link= 170…380 V
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05
101520253035
2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020kW
/ l
0
5
10
15
20
25
2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
kW /
kg
Power Density Development of DC-DC Converters
2012• fsw = 16 kHz• Si-Module• classic cooler and inductances
2016• fsw = 150 kHz• SiC-Module• classic cooler
and inductances
2018• fsw = 400 kHz• discrete SiC devices• 3D-printed cooler
and inductor bobbin
April 20, 2018
Lecture TitleDistribution Grids with DC Technology
Univ.-Prof. Dr.ir. Dr. h.c. Rik W. De Doncker,Director FEN Research Campus
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Future Vision: City of Geilenkirchen
280 ha(160 ha GI)
60-100 MWp≅ 4-7 Mio. €/a*)
*) 900 h/a, 7,5 ct/kWh
Fast-charging
Elimination110 kV
Load balancingsubstations