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Design of symmetrical high-frequency coaxial wound transformer for multiport converters

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Abstract

A bi-directional multi-port converter can accommodate various energy storages and sources. Therefore, a multiport converter will be a good candidate for application as a future universal converter for (hybrid) electrical vehicles or local distribution systems. The main design challenge of the multiport converter analyzed in this paper is the design of its three-phase symmetrical transformer. In this converter symmetry of the leakage inductances is essential to ensure balanced three-phase currents (transferred power). These currents are interconnected by three-phase bridges which are linked together by a threephase, three-port, transformer. To realize the equality of theleakage inductances a specific transformer design is necessary. Since conventionally wound three-phase transformer core shapes suitable for high-frequency are expensive and difficult to build, a coaxial wound transformer will be designed in this paper.A
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings 5th IEEE Young Researchers Symposium, YRS2010, 29-30-03, Leuven
Place of PublicationPiscataway
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Pages1-7
Publication statusPublished - 2010

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