Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters

One of the well-known methods to achieve higher reliability is by paralleling two or more units of equipments together. This is because the paralleled system has wide advantages over single unit equipment. Advantages include increase of power capability, high reliability, enhanced availability fro...

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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-34552023-07-04T17:11:20Z Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters Cheng, Yeong Jia Sng Eng Kian, Kenneth School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Power electronics One of the well-known methods to achieve higher reliability is by paralleling two or more units of equipments together. This is because the paralleled system has wide advantages over single unit equipment. Advantages include increase of power capability, high reliability, enhanced availability from the fault tolerance with N+1 modules and ease of maintenance with redundancy implementation. This thesis explores and investigates the paralleling of power supply modules, with the aim to achieve decentralized control scheme that assured reliability, flexibility, reduces power ratings of each module, and to overcome the limitation in centralized control scheme as well as conventional droop method. New approaches are developed and verified experimentally, including novel common mode communication strategy, smooth ride-through during fault, and near equal current sharing. Three DC-DC buck converters with 5Vdc/1A output and three single-phase DC-AC inverters with 110Vrms/550VA 60Hz are constructed to verify the approaches developed in this thesis. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (EEE) 2008-09-17T09:30:28Z 2008-09-17T09:30:28Z 2007 2007 Thesis Cheng, Y. J. (2007).Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/3455 10.32657/10356/3455 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Cheng, Yeong Jia
Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
description One of the well-known methods to achieve higher reliability is by paralleling two or more units of equipments together. This is because the paralleled system has wide advantages over single unit equipment. Advantages include increase of power capability, high reliability, enhanced availability from the fault tolerance with N+1 modules and ease of maintenance with redundancy implementation. This thesis explores and investigates the paralleling of power supply modules, with the aim to achieve decentralized control scheme that assured reliability, flexibility, reduces power ratings of each module, and to overcome the limitation in centralized control scheme as well as conventional droop method. New approaches are developed and verified experimentally, including novel common mode communication strategy, smooth ride-through during fault, and near equal current sharing. Three DC-DC buck converters with 5Vdc/1A output and three single-phase DC-AC inverters with 110Vrms/550VA 60Hz are constructed to verify the approaches developed in this thesis.
author2 Sng Eng Kian, Kenneth
author_facet Sng Eng Kian, Kenneth
Cheng, Yeong Jia
format Theses and Dissertations
author Cheng, Yeong Jia
author_sort Cheng, Yeong Jia
title Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
title_short Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
title_full Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
title_fullStr Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
title_full_unstemmed Fault control paralleled DC-DC converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
title_sort fault control paralleled dc-dc converters and novel common mode current based communication strategy decentralized control paralleled inverters
publishDate 2008
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/3455
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