Design Guidelines for a Dual Active Bridge Converter Incorporating a Multilevel Bridge with Quasi-2-Level Operation
The Dual Active Bridge with quasi-2-level operation is analyzed as a potential candidate for efficient DC-DC converters.
The Dual Active Bridge with quasi-2-level operation is analyzed as a potential candidate for efficient DC-DC converters.
The Dual Active Bridge (DAB) is a promising topology to be used in Medium Voltage DC (MVDC) networks.
This paper studies the use of DC segmentation with HVDC systems based on VSC-HVDC with active and reactive power supplementary controllers in the converter stations.
This article proposes an active voltage balancing approach for a stack of N SiC MOSFETs, achieved through precise adjustment of turn-off delays based on real-time voltage feedback.
This paper proposes a new advanced Fault Detection Algorithm (FDA) capable of overcoming the limitations of the protection system nowadays deployed in DC railways systems.
The glow‐to‐arc transition is a critical phenomenon in plasma discharges, commonly leading to detrimental effects.
This paper first demonstrates that if there is only one station in charge of DC voltage control, this station cannot provide any real inertia power during frequency events but instead adversely produces a small equivalent negative inertia.
The global acceleration of Energy Storage (ES) Systems integration, including batteries and supercapacitors, is transforming power systems. This brochure offers valuable insights into converter topologies, modeling, and the benefits and challenges of integrating ES in HVDC and STATCOM systems.
The development of DC Circuit Breakers (dcCB) for high-voltage direct current (HVdc) transmission systems poses significant challenges. Discover the latest advancements aimed at achieving low loss, high power density, and affordability in mission-critical applications.
This study analyzes the stability of multi-terminal HVDC grids with different vendor control strategies for DC voltage regulation.