High efficiency DC-DC Converter Fed, reduced Switch, 5 level Sine PWM INVERTER for PV applications

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Tribute to the great Scientist Nikola Tesla

Transcript of High efficiency DC-DC Converter Fed, reduced Switch, 5 level Sine PWM INVERTER for PV applications

Tribute to the great Scientist

Nikola Tesla

Presented By JIBIN JOHN

RANJITH TRSUJITH MK

SUDHEER PCUNNIKRISHNAN A

HIGH EFFICIENCY DC-DC CONVERTER FED FIVE LEVEL

INVERTERProject GuideTG SANISH KUMARAssociate ProfessorEEE Department

We are discussing with,

1.Why High efficiency Inverter system2.Wide input high efficiency high step-up Dc- Dc Converter

o Modes of operation3.Reduced switch 5 level inverter

o Modes of operation4. Integrated inverter system with high efficiency converter

o Simulation diagramo Simulation resulto Analysis

5.Hardware Implementationo Schematic Diagramo Top view of PCBo Hardware Result

6.Conclusion and future scope05/03/2023 3

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WHY HIGH EFFICIENCY INVERTER SYSTEM

Energy plays a pivotal role in our life daily activities. Energy demand is increasing day be day due to increase

in population urbanization and industrialization The worlds fossil fuel supply will thus depleted in a few

hundred years Result will be inflation and energy shortage Hence we the engineers have to take the responsibility

to use the renewable source in efficient manner For this Efficient power converts has an important role

WIDE INPUT HIGH EFFICIENY & HIGH STEP-UP

DC-DC CONVERTER

Features Combining boost, fly-back &

charge pump circuits. Wide input range High Voltage gain (2.9 to 10

times) High Efficiency( up to 95%) Low cost Best suitable for renewable

energy sources

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MODES OF OPERATION

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Mode.1 ( t0 to t1) Mode.2 ( t1 to t2)

Mode.3 ( t2 to t3) Mode.4 ( t3 to t4) Mode.5 ( t4 to t5)

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Mode.4 ( t3 to t4)

To reduce the inrush current of the charge pump current loop

WIDE INPUT HIGH EFFICIENCY HIGH STEPUP DC-DC

CONVERTER

SIMULATION DIAGRAM OFWIDE INPUT HIGH EFFICIENCY AND HIGH STEPUP DC-DC

CONVERTER

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SIMULATION REULT OFWIDE INPUT HIGH-EFFICIENCY HIGH-STEPUP DC-DC

CONVERTERDuty ratio = 70% Duty ratio = 90%

REDUCED SWITCH 5 LEVEL INVERTER

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FEATURES

Sine PWM inverter topology Dual reference modulation

technique One Full bridge inverter and

auxiliary circuit with 4 diodes

and 1 switch Produce +Vdc/2, +Vd, 0V, -Vd/2

and –Vd

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Modes of operation

S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Vout

ON OFF OFF OFF ON +Vdc/2

OFF ON OFF OFF ON +Vdc

OFFOFF or (ON)

ON or (OFF)

OFF or (ON)

ON or (OFF)

0

ON OFF OFF ON OFF -Vdc/2

OFF OFF ON ON OFF -Vdc

MODE 21345

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Dual Reference Sine PWM Switching

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SIMULATION DIAGRAM

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SIMULATION RESULTS

Under modulated Switching (Ma<0.5)

Linearly modulated Switching (1<Ma<0.5)

Over modulated Switching (Ma>1.5)

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SWITCHING

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Without Filter

With L filter

With LC filter

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HIGH EFFICIENCY CONVERTER + 5 LEVEL INVERTER

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SIMULATION RESULT

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THD = 1.346%

ANALYSIS ON SIMULATION RESULTSSwitching Frequency

(Hz)

Duty Ratio

Load Vdc (Avg)

I in (Avg)Input power

V out (Avg)

I out (Avg)Pout

powerVoltage

Gain% µ

R

CONVERTER                  

16000 70%

1000 30 1.39 41.73 173.5 0.17 30.1 5.78 72%

600 30 1.54 45.43 146 0.24 35.55 4.87 78%500 30 1.60 47.81 138.6 0.28 38.36 4.62 80%400 30 1.74 52.17 131.2 0.33 43.04 4.37 82%250 30 2.50 74.74 127.8 0.51 65.31 4.26 87%200 30 3.04 91.18 127.6 0.64 81.42 4.25 89%100 30 5.75 172.7 126.5 1.26 160.1 4.22 93%

INVERTER                  

Hc =20 KHz & Href =

50Hz70%

1000 200 0.10 19.13 104.17 0.10 13.11 0.52 69%

500 200 0.19 37.81 120.8 0.24 25.19 0.60 67%300 200 0.29 57.83 121.4 0.40 42.12 0.61 73%200 200 0.40 79.34 118 0.59 64.54 0.59 81%

CONVERTER + INVERTER              

70%

500 30 1.37 41.05 110.4 0.22 21.05 3.68 51%300 30 1.44 43.07 88.26 0.29 26.23 2.94 61%200 30 1.55 46.41 82.61 0.41 35.62 2.75 77%100 30 2.06 60.65 70.37 0.70 50.44 2.35 83%

WIDE INPUT CHARACTERISTICS ANALYSIS USING SIMULATION

LoadV in I in Pin Vout I out P out V gain % µ

(R)CONVERTER              

200.020.0 3.8 75.6 117.6 0.6 69.2 5.9 92%70.0 13.4 938.4 417.7 2.1 872.3 6.0 93%

100.0 20.0 7.2 144.2 116.9 1.7 136.5 5.8 95%70.0 25.6 1790.0 415.0 4.5 1721.0 5.9 96%

CONVERTER + INVERTER

500.0 20.0 1.0 19.2 80.3 0.2 13.0 4.0 68%70.0 3.4 235.9 284.6 0.6 162.0 4.1 69%

100.0 20.0 2.5 49.9 63.0 0.6 38.6 3.2 77%70.0 8.9 624.0 222.3 2.2 494.3 3.2 79%

HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATION

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SCHEMATIC

RESULTS

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Gate pulse to

S2

Gate pulse to S3

Gate pulse to S4

Gate pulse to S5

Gate pulse to S6

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5 LEVEL OUPUT

Expected wave

CONCLUSION

Circuit Provides minimum THD (1.3% to 4.0% ) High Voltage gain about 2.5 to 10 times by keeping high

efficiency Providing wide input range characteristics The converter circuit recovers leakage inductance energy. The reduced switch multilevel inverter used 3 switches lesser

than conventional topology Switching losses comparatively lesser because of reduced

switches and two switches triggering with standard frequency The switching signals are generated with the help of

microcontroller dsPIC30F2010 Integration of converter with inverter provides high amplified

output with lesser THD and High efficiency about 80% and

above

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