Data-driven modeling with experimental augmentation for the modulation strategy of the dual-active-bridge converter
For the performance modeling of power converters, the mainstream approaches are essentially knowledge-based, suffering from heavy manpower burden and low modeling accuracy. Recent emerging data-driven techniques greatly relieve human reliance by automatic modeling from simulation data. However, m...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2023
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/172335 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | For the performance modeling of power converters, the mainstream approaches
are essentially knowledge-based, suffering from heavy manpower burden and low
modeling accuracy. Recent emerging data-driven techniques greatly relieve human
reliance by automatic modeling from simulation data. However, model discrepancy
may occur due to unmodeled parasitics, deficient thermal and magnetic models,
unpredictable ambient conditions, etc. These inaccurate data-driven models
based on pure simulation cannot represent the practical performance in physical
world, hindering their applications in power converter modeling. To alleviate
model discrepancy and improve accuracy in practice, this paper proposes a novel
data-driven modeling with experimental augmentation (D2EA), leveraging both
simulation data and experimental data. In D2EA, simulation data aims to
establish basic functional landscape, and experimental data focuses on matching
actual performance in real world. The D2EA approach is instantiated for the
efficiency optimization of a hybrid modulation for neutral-point-clamped
dual-active-bridge (NPC-DAB) converter. The proposed D2EA approach realizes
99.92% efficiency modeling accuracy, and its feasibility is comprehensively
validated in 2-kW hardware experiments, where the peak efficiency of 98.45% is
attained. Overall, D2EA is data-light and can achieve highly accurate and
highly practical data-driven models in one shot, and it is scalable to other
applications, effortlessly. |
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