Voltage balancing topology adopting bidirectional buck-boost and series LC and control method
A voltage equalization and voltage technology, applied in control/regulation systems, photovoltaic power generation, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of increased switching loss, unbalanced output voltage, limited voltage regulation effect, etc., to reduce device loss and reduce device cost. Effect
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[0043] This embodiment is voltage equalization within the group, which can be the 1st, 2nd, or 3, 4, 2k-1, 2k photovoltaic sub-modules, where 1≤k≤N / 2; duty cycle control is performed within the group.
[0044] Figure 2 shows the output voltage v of the 2k-1th photovoltaic sub-module, taking the kth group as an example. 2k-1 Greater than the output voltage v of the 2kth photovoltaic sub-module 2k The working principle diagram of voltage equalization within the group in the case of Figure 2a shown, when the switch S in the kth buck-boost unit 1,k When turned on, the current flows from the 2k-1 photovoltaic sub-module output capacitor C 2k-1 The positive electrode flows out and passes through the switch S 1,k and the group inductance L B,k , flows into C 2k-1 The negative pole of the 2k-1st photovoltaic sub-module output capacitor C 2k-1 Inductance L B,k Charge; Figure 2b shown, when the switch S in the kth buck-boost unit 2,k When turned on, the inductor current I LB...
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[0046] This embodiment is voltage equalization between groups, such as groups 1 and 2, groups 2, 3, groups 3 and 4, group k, and group k+1, where 1≤k≤N / 2-1, and between groups is Phase shift control;
[0047] The principle of voltage balance between groups is analyzed by taking a system with a total of 4 photovoltaic sub-modules in the k and k+1 groups as an example. The sum of the voltages of the modules. image 3 Shown are the driving signal waveforms of the IGBT modules of the buck-boost cells of the kth group and the k+1th group and the voltage and current waveforms of the inter-group inductance. The drive signal of the k-th buck-boost unit is g S1,k and g S2,k , the two signals are complementarily turned on, and there is a dead zone between the signals, the k+1 group buck-boost unit drive signal is g S1,k+1 and g S2,k+1 , the two signals are complementarily turned on, and there is also a dead zone between the signals. T S is the switching period of the IGBT module,...
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